We’ve been puzzling over this image posted to the H.A.M.B.’s pre-WWII photos thread for a few days. Originally posted by swi66, we’ve been able to determine that a Mr. M. Goventosa of Udine, Italy, built this monowheel in 1931, and that it was capable of 150 KPH, or about 93 MPH. And thaaaat’s about it. […]

Call this 1936 Oldsmobile F36 what you will – barn find, driveable dream, resto candidate – but from the photos, it looks nice and solid and ready for a little TLC. From the seller’s description: Car is complete except for hubcaps. Drove it into the garage 29 yrs. ago. Inclds. spare engine, some NOS parts, […]

Indeed, the classic upright grille styling, which by the mid-1950s had been as dead as a doornail, was missed by Packard customers and salesmen. They kept asking for Packard to bring that little styling cue back to support Packard’s signature tombstone grille flourish. So Dick Teague did just that with the Packard Request, one of […]