When we last heard from the 1932 Bergholt Streamline, it was on display in a museum in Minnesota. Now we see that if you’ll be attending Hershey this year, you’ll not only have a chance to see it in person, you’ll also have the chance to buy it when it crosses the RM Auctions block. […]
So despite my devout adoration of the Ralph Schenck streamliner, I wasn’t able to make it out to Monterey last month to check out the debut of the streamliner’s freshly restored chassis, fitted with a reproduction body. Don Ziegler made it all better recently, however, when he sent along this photo of the streamliner I’d […]
The years following World War II provided perhaps the greatest experimentation with the automobile since the first couple decades of the Twentieth Century. In those years the microcar became a European staple, the sports car spread to the United States and drivetrains started to move away from the traditional front-engine, rear-wheel-drive layouts. Also in those […]