Dan’s post has inspired me to upload some of my pan blurs from the first of our 2010 cruise-ins. You might have to adjust your monitor to see a car at all — the daylight was quickly running out as folks were leaving. These photos were shot with a shutter speed of 1/8 second, which […]
We’ve mentioned before that one of the great values of Special Interest Autos was that the editors and writers of the magazine were able to get their information straight from the men who made the automotive history that we study today. For instance, Arch Brown’s interview with George Romney in SIA #66, December 1981. Though […]
Did Studebaker make a mistake by not offering a convertible version of the so-called Loewy coupes? Several people seem to have thought so over the years, judging from the number of homebuilt hacksaw convertibles made from the streamlined Studes. The builder of this 1953 Studebaker Commander for sale on Hemmings.com seems to be among that […]