Since its introduction in the mid ‘60s, the Ford Mustang has captivated people like no other sporty American car. Whereas the Corvette is generally more expensive and exclusive, the Mustang has a much broader appeal. […]
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Category: Four-Wheeled Friends
Still Driving After All These Years
It’s getting later and later as my uncle and I hunt for the Bed and Breakfast that we’re staying in after a long first day at an antique car show in Waterbury, VT. We find […]
To Live and Breathe ‘Das Auto’
While writing this blog, we’ve met so many people whose love for cars turned into a career involving cars in one way or another. Some people become mechanics or journalists. Others become salespeople or professional […]
Sense of Community
Being a fan of a certain car brand isn’t something we’re strangers to discussing. We talked about it when discussing Adam’s Pontiac Bonneville. Being a fan of a particular auto brand is just something that […]
Preserving the Past
When restoring a car, there’s always history involved: Personal history, Engineering and Design history, even the history of the car itself. Joe knows this just as well as anybody else who has restored a car. […]
Memories of Old and New
When two people bond thanks in part to a car, it’s a thing of beauty. Stories of fathers and sons fixing up a junky old car and learning something about each other along the way […]
Shelter from the Rain
A silver truck, a Dodge Ram, is a familiar sight in this parking lot. I walk inside and find the owner working on an art project. They furiously color something on a pad of drawing […]
When You Wish Upon a Car
Just about everybody who loves cars has that dream car, the one car to end all cars. For many people, this dream car is unattainable. It remains just that. A dream. However, for the lucky […]
An Heirloom You Can Drive (Part 2)
This is the second in a series of posts about a family and the truck that they keep and maintain in memory of their beloved husband and father. Losing somebody when you are too young […]
An Heirloom You Can Drive (Part 1)
This is the first in a series of posts about a family and the truck that they keep and maintain in memory of their beloved husband and father. On a hot summer day, I am […]
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