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Author Archives: Gerald Perschbacher
What is – and isn’t – an ‘orphan’ car?
An orphaned car is really the norm, not the exception.
Bob Aller: A devoted Packard man to the end
Robert H. Aller, longtime resident of Kearney, Mo., and one of the last zone service managers for the Packard Motor Car Co., passed away on May 1.
PBS special to highlight National Park-to-Park Highway
The two-hour “Paving the Way” program from Wade’s Depth of Field Productions company shows the operation of old cars on the western loop that was the National Park-to-Park Highway.
The Corvette was GM’s “Little” Gamble
The Corvette was risky business for General Motors when first introduced.
Ford’s 1934 Repair Revolution
When times got tough, savvy Ford depended on its parts program to keep customers coming back.
Oklahoma collector goes for best of the brass era
This Oklahoma collector has a passion for old cars, but his interest is in the oldest of the old — the horseless carriages and brass-era vehicles that launched the automotive industry.
Fab Four: Cadillacs, Pontiacs, Packards & Olds
Quartet of 1940s favorites from St. Louis show provides fitting salute to memorable decade in auto evolution.
Decades of great Buicks in Urbana, Ill
Twenty-three Buicks spanning models from 1908 to 1983 were included in a special display at the 12th annual Motor Muster in Urbana, Ill. The display marked the 100th anniversary of General Motors.
Packard cut no corners with its trucks
In addition to the luxury car market, Packard appealed to light haulers, too.