If you’ve attended a vintage hill climb event just once in your life, then you’ll know that, by and large, the registered starting field is dominated by machines from across the pond. Allard, Lotus, Porsche, Alfa, MG and Triumph are the meat and potatoes, as well as the dessert. But every now and then somebody […]
* Todd Lappin, writing at Bernalwood, posted some pics this week of a 1939 Studebaker rolling out of the garage it’s inhabited for the last 45 years. * According to WSBTV.com, the NHTSA (“using YOUR tax dollars!”) owns and maintains the last of the 1973 Chevrolet Impalas fitted with airbags, ostensibly the first American passenger […]
Over at The Old Motor this week, David Greenlees posted this shot, taken from a postcard, of Mack Motors, a Crosley dealership in Rochester, New York. These all seem to be 1948-1/2 model year Crosleys, the last of the postwar CCs, as identified by the bullnose and the additional grille bars, so presuming that the […]