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Convertibles aren’t the most practical vehicles ever built. There’s a reason they started adding roofs to cars in the early 20th century. It’s called bad weather—or...

  Years ago Rick Johannson's Grandfather in law bought this 1958 Cadillac Sedan De Ville as a restoration project.   These are not easy cars to rebuild...

    The Dodge A-100 pickup truck attracted plenty of attention when it was introduced in 1964.     'Its cab-over design was called Forward Control by the Mopar...

  High school graduation is a major step in a young life and most grads like to mark the occasion with a significant event.   'Some grads...

1941 marked the beginning of the end for most conventional automotive manufacturing in North America, including civilian pickup trucks. It’s true a few domestic vehicle...

In 1979, the Lincoln Continental Mark V was the still the large-and-in-charge flagship of the Ford Motor Company, despite the fact most domestic cars...

The Sixties culture even wended its way to Motor City by the end of that tumultuous decade. The hippy movement (as it applied to...

The famous Dodge Sweptline pickup truck debuted in 1961 and was built until 1971 under the Chrysler banner. The Sweptline name refers to the straight-sided...

There are few people who even remember the Olympic Edition of the 1976 Ford Pinto. There are fewer still who actually rode in one and...