I don’t know what cosmic influences caused this, but I’ve had a buildup of oddball motorhome material in my Inbox for the last month or so, which means plenty of RV posts for you this week.
We’ll start with photos Geoff Hacker recently sent us of Frank Cornell’s Krager Kustom Koach, a 26-foot motorhome that originated […]

Rather than showing page after page of cars, Hemmings show coverage focuses on getting a smaller number of in-depth stories, little vignettes into why a given car is important to someone. So at the Keels & Wheels Concours today, I enjoyed spending time with owners, and hearing their stories.

I think my favorite was John Sweney […]

Allegedly the last production vehicle with a rumble seat (though there were plenty of one-offs since), and certainly the shortest dual-windshield vehicle ever, this 1949 Triumph 2000 for sale on Hemmings.com with its whitewalls looks very much like a European reflection of 1930s American art deco streamliners. From the seller’s description:
Rare left hand drive, dual […]