The tale of the 1954 Oldsmobile F-88 in the automotive world has been compared to a murder mystery. Indeed, Oldsmobile’s sports car-in-the-making was brought to an untimely demise ...
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When you’d last seen a Crosley? Have you ever heard about Crosley cars? Powel Crosley, Jr., a successful radio and refrigerator manufacturer from Cincinnati, Ohio, first tried his ...
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As part of our ongoing look at our favorite concept cars of all time, the following are our favorites from American automakers in the 1960s: 10. 1964 GM ...
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This is “Breathless”, a 1953 Buick that was built by Rick Dore to his usual very high standard. This was his second project based on a 1953 Buick ...
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Ah, the ‘neo-classics’ – vintage-looking cars, with modern driving manners! We present to you the Ruger, a neo-classic definitely not inspired by classic Bentleys… The Sixties witnessed the ...
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This is “Trabantimino” which is based on an East German 1987 Trabant and now looks like it would feel at home on a Transformers movie. A Detroit photographer ...
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The first Ford Falcon was a massive success for Ford, breaking open the new compact-car market in the early Sixties. And top of the tree in ’63 was ...
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During the Depression, anyone with a few bucks could be a car manufacturer. This intriguing automobile was the brainchild of Paul M. Lewis, who first drew up the ...
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Postwar America saw its sports car market completely dominated by European manufacturers, even though the ‘Big 3’ all offered various top-shelf sport coupes, they just weren’t nowhere near ...
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The seller’s market that existed in the immediate post-war period, leading right up to the banner year of 1955, had virtually evaporated. The coin had flipped, creating a ...
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