In May, I wrote up some snapshots from the Keels and Wheels Concours in Texas. Now, official coverage is running in the upcoming Hemmings, but there were more great stories than I could fit into the four pages allotted. And I do mean great; it seemed as though everyone I talked to had a story […]

Airport limousines are kind of like taxis: Beast of burden, they were more often than not used up quickly and then sold off, to summer camps or churches or any other group that needed to haul plenty of people cheaply in the days before full-size vans were tailored to that purpose. Unlike regular private limousines, […]

Nothing against our recent Hemmings Finds of the Day, but it’s been a while since we showcased a really pretty car for sale on Hemmings.com, say, a car like this 1954 Alfa Romeo 1900 CS with coachwork by Ghia. I wonder how Chrysler’s design staff felt about Ghia using the same design language here that […]