Artcurial Motorcars has discovered 60 collectors’ automobiles, all major marques dating from the early days of the motor car through to the 1970s. Found following 50 years of lying dormant, the multi-million-dollar Baillon will be sold Feb. 6, 2015, in Paris.
When I was growing up, cars were such a crucial part of my life on the Nordstrom farm. Races, demo derbies, enduros, the list goes on. Dad always had Chevrolets everywhere. 1957 Chevrolets and Impalas was his addiction. I remember one time we went to the Chitwood Stunt Show at the fair in...
Q. The Aug. 7 issue had an article in Club Clips about Chrysler’s Turbine Cars. I have enclosed a couple of pictures of a metal advertising piece that I have had for several years. When I found the first one, I thought it might have been given to one of the people who...
A 1939 GM Futurliner owned by the National Auto & Truck Museum is joining the new National Historic Vehicle Register.
Q. I have had an NOS fender for a few years and neither myself nor others have been able to identify it. I was once told it was Packard and this upset a few old-timers when I had a friend take it to Hershey. They said they thought it was late 1920s Dodge and...
Some of the Lambrecht vehicles that we sold in Pierce, Nebraska, in September of 2013 are starting to re-surface for sale.
Harold Coker, founder of Coker Tire, died Sunday, Nov. 16, 2014.
Q. This is an answer to the question from Jim Vouk regarding timing gear lubrication on a 1936 Chevrolet (Oct. 26). Stripped timing gears are probably the most common major engine failure in the early Chevrolet engines. This is caused by a lack of oil reaching the gears. The timing gear oil nozzle...
Auctions America’s exclusively online ‘BidAnywhere’ sale, November 21, offers diverse range of vehicles spanning nearly a century of automotive history
American Modern offers step-by-step process to install carpet in your restoration vehicle.
