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Emmanuel Zurini’s bronze Maserati 250F, and Stanley Wanlass’s The Racers, 1978

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Dick Shepard probably has the greatest collection of Triumph motorcycles

While the collection contains at least one example of every Turner-designed Triumph ever made, it is also replete with rare and unique machi...
This contest give away 57 Chevy was built by George Barris for Ringo Starr

It’s hard to upstage an icon like Ringo Starr, but this ’57 Chevy Bel Air Coupe stole the spotlight from the former Beatle in an NBC televis...
I was reading an article in Driving Line magazine (Nitto Tires) about a dodge transmission swap, and it brought up "cryogenically treating" the gears

Although the truck left the assembly line packing a G56 six-speed manual transmission, it was scrapped long ago. After destroying four gearb...
Mr Norm's van.... since 1977, it's been groovy baby with a 440, Dana 60, and probably a cool stereo too. The 2nd owner bought it from Mr Norm in 1979, and kept it til 2016

Mr. Norm developed the conversion van concept as a substitute for the declining market share in muscle cars and scored another first. He ope...
1921 Citroen 5CV

Registered in Madrid in November 1924, this 5CV was one of the many Citroen in Spain in the early 1920s, when Citroen was competing with Che...
They pulled out that Jeep from the Cape Cod half buried in sand garage

You probably recall that I posted the whole story a month ago http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2017/02/an-old-jeep-wagoneer-buried-in.html
The Teepee ice cream stand, located on 2nd St. and Covina Ave, Long Beach - 1931

yeah, before the Nazi's hijacked that swasticka symbol, it was a good luck thing, Coca Cola used it, and so did a lot of other companies...