Today, as I’m sure you’re all aware, marks the 69th anniversary of the bombing of Pearl Harbor, the event that ultimately led the United States into World War II. Coincidentally, while recently browsing the Making of Modern Michigan online photo database, I came across this picture of the last 1942 Packard built before the company […]
GM announced last week that it plans to host open houses at each of its 54 U.S. factories and give tours to the public. Which, we’re sure, will be fascinating for gearheads of all stripes, but what about some of the General’s long-gone factories? And what if you’d rather see vintage cars being assembled? Fortunately, […]
As we noted last week, there’ll be no Hemmings Six Degrees of Automotive Separation Challenge today; we know just about everybody’s going to be away from their computers at Hershey. For those of you who can’t make it to Hershey, though, set aside about half an hour for a lovely little program Chevrolet produced in […]