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The original ‘The Getaway’ motion picture is a movie I’ve seen many times over the past 54 years. The movie starred Steve McQueen and was...

Tony Podloski shares something in common with legendary film star Clark Gable: both owned 1932 Packard Coupe Convertibles. The big difference is Tony still...

 We all grew up with cartoons--in kiddie world the stars of these cartoons were our heroes. That raises a simple question. What would these cartoon guys...

Some of the major classic car retailers offer financing on their vehicles so that raises a question. Is it smarter to finance a new car...

New vehicle sales depend upon repeat customers and their reasons for another purchase. The bygone era of new vehicles depended upon regular style changes...

Traditional hot rod builds were always non-denominational because builders used whatever pieces they could find at an auto wrecker. In other words, a street rod...

Taillights used to define a car because, decades ago, you could ID some vehicles simply by being behind them at night. That disappeared in the...

Ford guys hate to admit it--Mopar guys hate to admit it--Toyota guys even hate to admit it...but Chevys are the big dogs in the...

So you want to buy an old car or truck? That’s a better idea than a gambling or drug addiction—but not by much if you...

Station wagons appeal to Baby Boomers and late-stage Gen X refugees because wagons were 20th Century stagecoaches. There is almost no chance you didn’t ride...

There are tribute cars like the ‘70 AAR Cuda and Challenger T/A, but those cars were built to look like race cars—not drive like...

I’m on laptop # 7 or 8—I’m not really sure of the exact number, but I am sure laptops have a connection with old...

Here's the first clue to today's Michener-Allen Auctioneering "What's It?" Wednesday. This is the second clue. You'll find the answer below on Thursday. It's a 1969 Camaro...

The 1949-51 Ford was a big step into a new postwar automotive era because of its iconic style, affectionately known as a “Shoebox”, in...

New car names are a lot like new cars—bland and uninspiring. Sure, there are exceptions but most of today’s car names are cranked out of...

1961 marked the debut of a brand-new style for Dodge pickups. The ’61 Dodge was a leap into the future because its new design...

You can’t pick up a story about the classic 60s muscle era without reading about 427 big-block Fords, 454 big-block Chevys or Mopar 426...

Jon Wickham is the owner of three 1992 Buick Roadmaster Estate wagons, but one of them really stands out in the trio because it...

The 1970s showcased car guy movies that involved a cross-country race across America in the shortest possible time frame. The flicks were largely based...

Popular Hot-Rodding had a long run from June 1962 to September 2014. This magazine focused on the performance side of cars, so it was more...