Mad_Science, on July 23rd, 2010
That’s right, forget that no-synthetics allowed nonsense, we’re going all polyester. At least, that’s the best explanation super-hoon ZombeeRacer could come up with as to why this video is so carnage free (at least, regarding the vehicles’ occupants). Shot on a famously tricky corner, the film from 1970 features 7 minutes [...]
Mad_Science, on July 21st, 2010
Wait, wasn’t the 10th over a week ago, you ask? It was indeed. We’re not paid to be timely. Besides, this here International Harvester Woodie Wagon Leviathan is worth the wait. More after the jump.
Jim Brennan, on June 6th, 2010
Once again, we are treated to the wonders of photography thanks to Mike the Dog (Thanks Man!). These are from the Lingenfelter Collection, and Mike took these shots while attending the Orphan Show Car Cruise on Saturday. Make the jump to see more images.
Mad_Science, on May 27th, 2010
Were you racing your Ferrari 250 against your buddies’ Ferrari 250s at Willow Springs and on Mulholland Dr.? No? We didn’t think so. Jump for a collection of amateur film narrated by Stephen Mitchell about his antics at the age of 19 involving one of the Best Cars of All Time.
Mad_Science, on May 26th, 2010
While Chevy, Dodge and Willys got into the whole early-SUV thing with their various truck-wagons, as far as we know Ford never did. They didn’t even have a full-sized truck based SUV until the ‘78 Bronco. When there’s a niche to be filled, you can always trust some ambitious customizer to [...]
Mad_Science, on April 13th, 2010
Be it F1, rally, stock cars or drag, vintage racing is a peerless paradigm of authentic automotive awesomeness. The sponsors were few, the cars were metal and the helmets were open faced. On some level, old-school drag racing wins points for being the most low-budget, under-engineered, whittled to a single purpose activity. F1 is a [...]
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