Apparently some collectors are so auction starved they have lost their minds! ... View more

Agreed. The Genesis G90, specially the facelifted 2020 model, is a stunning and luxurious RWD car. Everything the Continental was not.  ... View more

I'd take the seller to Small Claims court for the costs involved in getting a valid title. ... View more

Sheesh! These drawings really bring out the haters. Once again, no classic car was harmed in the making of this video. Personally, I think Chip pays proper respect to what a Duesenberg was and what a modern build (hewing to traditional construction methods and styling memes) might look like. I like what he came up with and see a little Mercedes, a little Saoutchik and a little  Figoni et Falaschi in various elements of the design - all in period. If someone had a suitable chassis with no or worthless bodywork, they could do a lot worse than to let Mr. Foose be their coachbuilder. As he points out, they were all customs in their day. ... View more

Excellent description of the causes of LSPI and the oil formulations created to help combat it. Thanks. ... View more

At $50K plus the Mach one is fast approaching the cost of a new Corvette.  ... View more

What does Mr. Foose do with the drawings he creates in this series? Are they available to purchase? ... View more

My first car was a Borgward Isabella. It was quite a nice package with surprising performance for its market segment. Borgward had quite a racing history and even built a 5-liter, 4-cylinder, DOHC, 4-valve, direct-injected, dual-ignition engine that enabled Cooper to win the International Cup for F1 Manufacturers in 1959. If the company’s autocratic owner had been less stubborn and more politically adroit, it is quite possible Borgward could have grown into a manufacturer similar to BMW today.  ... View more

“The Last Run” starring George C. Scott as an aging getaway driver is well worth a watch, if you can find a copy. While not technically a racing movie it features a very rare supercharged BMW 503 and some wonderful chase scenes on narrow and winding European roads. What’s more, unlike some of the movies named in this article, the story is quite good.  ... View more

Taste is subjective, and I understand how many might balk at even the concept of modernizing a classic car design. However, I think this is one of his better efforts in that regard. Keep in mind that no actual vehicle was harmed in the process! ... View more

Technically it’s an external combustion engine since the force from the explosive charges is generated outside the “combustion” chamber.  ... View more

The first car I remember our family having was a 56 Chevrolet 210 Delray. As I recall it had better looking cloth upholstery compared to the 55s. It also had a 265 Power Pack V8, three on the tree and overdrive, which made it a pretty good performing car in its day. We took many long distance trips with my parents, us four kids and no seat belts. It was a different time, and I still look for an identical car every time I attend a collector auction. ... View more

Did the term sedan mean something different in 1949, because the car in the pictures looks like a coupe to me? Gorgeous either way.  ... View more

A guy in our town had a black 70 T-bird with the 429 and low profile tires on mag wheels. That was one badass looking car. ... View more