In the interest of full disclosure to the Hemmings Nation, I co-wrote this book, did a lot of organization of the text and so forth. But it’s the story of Don Miller, the longtime Hemmings reader and hugely influential racing partner to Roger Penske, that makes “Miller’s Time” a remarkable tale: So much so that […]
Investment or driver? The constantly debated question becomes kind of a moot point with race cars – after all, they were built to be driven, and to be driven hard. They went through constant changes – updates and repairs alike – so that there often is no one absolutely correct configuration. And who cares about […]
* Reader Larry Stookey sent us this story from the Toledo Blade last month regarding Jerry Brummett and the 1940 Packard Super Eight formal sedan he bought in the early 1960s. What makes the story remarkable is that Brummett got the Packard running, used it to haul around his motorcycles for a couple years, then […]