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Hartley McLeod was the kind of guy who ran his own show in life both as a businessman and car guy. One of Hartley’s...

Please follow this link to list your car show or event APRIL 29-MAY 1: GRANDE PRAIRIE, AB Spring Spectacular Car Show and...

Tom and Craig Scott are a father-and-son car guy tandem who are loyal fans of the legendary Corvette and have both invested in this...

Summer is the right time of the year for car shows because any car guy who is a member in good standing with the...

‘Fast Company’ was a 1979 action movie that hit the big screens and celebrated drag racers who embraced life ¼ mile at a time....

Here's the first clue for today's "What's It?" Wednesday. Here's the second clue. You'll find the answer below on Thursday--be careful...it's not as obvious as it...

A 1960 Morris Minor 1000 convertible is a rare beast in the car hobby. The small British import was not a common sight on...

The 1968 Charger needs no introduction to car guys because its styling represented a major turning point in Chrysler muscle car design. You’ll see at...

April is when the car season really amps up, so you’ll see blue skies and sunny days. Every one of these cars are blue as...

Anna Gray has been a loyal fan of American Motors cars ever since “my brother and I built Jo-Han models as kids”, in her...

Over the years, there have been many cars that were beauty-challenged in a big way. Fortunately, cars do not have feelings to the best...

The Hylton family has a unique legacy truck named the “Cornfield Cadillac” that left the factory as a 1974 International Harvester 4x4 pickup truck....

Here’s the first clue for today’s “What’s It?” Wednesday. Here’s the second clue. You can see the answer below on Thursday. It's a 1958 Thunderbird. By: Jerry Sutherland Jerry...

Henry Ford was an entrepreneur and innovator who was able to combine the two business strengths into one of the most successful automotive companies...

The Exner fin car era was one of the most unique periods at Chrysler because these classics embodied everything that was cool about the...

Those of us from a bygone generation can easily recall home movies that mostly featured young and expressionless baby boomer zombies at family events...

Checkers were purpose-built cars that became closely associated with the cab industry as people-haulers in large urban areas such as Chicago and New York....

The salad days for fastbacks occurred during the 1960s and early 1970s. The sleek, elongated and very cool rear roof design was not a...

We live in a chaotic era where information and disinformation are waging an all-out war on your stress levels. The victims in this horrific...

Here’s the first clue for today’s “What’s It” Wednesday. Here’s the second clue. Check below on Thursday for the solution.       It's a 1983 Hurst Olds. By: Jerry...