We’ve featured Art Evans in the Hemmings print and cyber-pages a bunch of times. He’s a documenter, a ranked historian, of the early road-racing scene in Southern California; the author of retrospectives on Torrey Pines, Pebble Beach and other early locales. He’s now looking for your help on a new project. He hopes to eventually […]
Schenectady, New York, was once the “The City that Lights and Hauls the World,” – an industrial powerhouse and home to General Electric’s headquarters as well as the American Locomotive Company. These days, the Electric City has fewer bright spots; GE, largely thought to be on its way out of town completely during the Neutron […]
Jaguar is known and loved around the world for two things: its cosseting luxury cars and its beautiful sports cars. The E-type may get all of the press today for its golden anniversary, but the SS Jaguar roadster was where the marque’s sporting line originated. Jaguar celebrated its 75th anniversary during last year’s New York […]