MSCC APRIL 29 “WHAT’S IT?” WEDNESDAY – YOUR MID-WEEK CAR PUZZLE
Today’s “What’s It?” Wednesday clue is a good look at the headlight and grille.
The second clue gives you a bit of the taillight and...
THE END OF THE LINE FOR A CAR GUY MONUMENT: NORTHWEST MOTORS BITES THE...
Every town had its share of car dealerships that have been around since the early days of the internal combustion engine and our community...
MYSTARCOLLECTORCAR UNEARTHS THE FORGOTTEN 1974-76 CHEVELLE LAGUNA TYPE S-3
The 1970s was a decade where horsepower died a horrible death and bumpers got bigger and uglier in many cases.
There was little that...
THE LONG AND STRANGE FLIGHT PATH OF THE FABULOUS POST-FLAIR THUNDERBIRDS
The Ford Thunderbird will always be a big part of the Blue Oval legends because it blazed a unique flight pattern over the decades....
APRIL 2020: IT’S NOT A CUTLASS…IT’S A 1969 HURST/OLDS
The late 1960s were a crazy time for domestic car builders who wanted their rides to go faster in that Sonny and Cher/’Beat Goes...
APRIL 24 FEATURE FIVE FOR FRIDAY: FIVE FAMOUS MODELS FROM THE COMPANY FORMERLY KNOWN...
Datsun was a famous brand name in North America when the Japanese automotive company crossed the Pacific Ocean and delivered an import alternative to...
FROZEN IN PLACE: ADVENTURES IN CAR GUY LAND
There are two ways to become the proud owner of a vintage ride: get drunk at an auction and write a big check...
MSCC “WHAT’S IT?” WEDNESDAY – TWO GOOD SIDE VIEWS SHOULD HELP SOLVE IT
This is a good side view so it should help you nail the answer.
This is another good side view – more than you usually...
HOW AND WHY THE LARGE-AND-IN-CHARGE BIG THREE WENT FOR THE EUROPEAN SMALL CAR
The history of domestic car production was largely (accurate pun) based upon the Big Three (GM, Chrysler and Ford) “bigger is better” mantra for...
APRIL 2020: A 1956 CHEVY NOMAD WAGON REALLY IS A NOMAD
The Chevy Nomad is a legend in car guy circles because this two-door station wagon embodied a sporty element that was largely absent with...
