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I find a super-clean Arizona truck for sale on a Wisconsin road. Chrysler, or FCA Chrysler, or now Stellantis, has gone to the vault to revive a nameplate from the past. It happened with the Jeep Gladiator, Chrysler with the Pacifica, and Dodge with the Challenger and Charger. Now it's Ram's turn as it is... Continue Reading →
"Hop in my Chrysler, it's as big as a whale, and it's about to set sailI got me a car, it seats about 20So come on and bring your jukebox money" Screen grab from their music video. The exact model is never mentioned or shown. Lyrics from the B-52s’ 1989 smash “Love Shack” about a... Continue Reading →
I'm back after taking a couple of weeks off to go to some flying events. Flew some fun stuff and saw lots of cool stuff. Now I have a great find to share. Looking to separate themselves from traditional marketing tactics, automakers have many times used movies to create buzz for a car before it... Continue Reading →
An enclosed cockpit and aero styling made the Miller Golden Submarine both successful and a unique design in 1917.
I'm now one week post-EAA's AirVenture 26, and the withdrawal has pretty much passed. Saw some great aircraft and also some automobiles you don't see every day, like this 1965 Galaxie I spotted parked near the maintenance facility in Oshkosh. It looked right at home parked near the buildings where staff work on the equipment... Continue Reading →
A model car kit that grew up As a kid, I must have built dozens of plastic model car kits, and if you're into cars like I am, you probably did the same. The kits, made mostly of plastic, came in boxes that would have easily been mailed or nicely fit under the Christmas tree.... Continue Reading →
Millers at the Mile is an annual Milwaukee vintage racer event featuring cars designed by Wisconsin's own Harry A. Miller in the 1920s and 1930s. Check out these historic racers!
Called the best electric car of the 20th century If you were buying a car in 1996, we bought two that year: a Jeep Grand Cherokee and a Ford Taurus wagon; there were plenty of options available. Among them were engine choices. For the Jeep, it was AMC's trusty 4.0-liter I-6 (185 hp) or 5.2L... Continue Reading →
The brand's last drop-top I know I'm dating myself, but I remember Oldsmobile cars. Probably my best-known is the 442 because of its performance, but it was the Cutlass that was the brand's bread and butter until it was shut down in 2004, over 20 years ago, which makes this week's spot a 93ish Cutlass... Continue Reading →
My wife and I almost bought one of these Having already owned a 1986 Jeep XJ Wagoneer, which I had purchased from my dad, we were looking to add a passenger car. Remember back in the day when mom and dad had a station wagon and a car? Well, fast-forward to the early 90s. Being... Continue Reading →
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