It is because of old SIA articles like this one by Frank Bruno in SIA #75, June 1983, that I’ve started to take a stroll through the parking lots at major automotive events I go to. Sure, today I’m not apt to find any Delahayes or Duesenbergs or a Bugatti Type 57, as Frank did […]
Sure, most of the big show car debuts take place at the Detroit auto show these days, but the New York auto show is no slouch, especially with 110 years of history behind it. In SIA #75, June 1983, Audrey M. Snediker reviewed that history and showed us some of the more unique and eye-catching […]
Canadian cars tend to receive little serious consideration by American classic car writers. For example, to the best of my knowledge, Arch Brown’s article on the 1952 Meteor in SIA #74, April 1983, is the first on a Canadian-specific vehicle in the magazine’s run, 13 years after the magazine started. Fortunately, he gets straight to […]