So you’re making a trip over the pond and can’t imagine having any car other than your own. Or perhaps you finally found your dream vehicle, except it isn’t available in your country.
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Sometimes the climate dictates that your car should be stored for the winter and if you live in an area that requires putting away the “fun” car for a season or three, take the time to follow these suggestions. Doing so will insure your car is in the best possible shape come spring.
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The days are getting longer, the birds have returned from their southern vacation, and everyone is shedding the winter coats and spending more time out of doors. You are itching to get your car outdoors and do a little cruising.
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Iola is a small Wisconsin town that becomes a thriving metropolis at least once a year, for the Iola Old Car Show and Swap Meet. A dusty farm field transforms into the largest swap meet in the Midwest.
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The 1935 Rolls Royce 20/25 Six Light Saloon proved just as popular with owners who intended to drive it themselves as with the more elite Rolls customer base who found the idea of actually driving themselves to be a bit gauche. It is entirely possible, in fact, that more working stiff chauffeurs actually drove this vehicle than those rich enough to buy it.
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The year 1934 was a violent year. It signaled the heyday of Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker.
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1933 Ford 3 Window Coupe The “Eliminator”
The 1933 Ford three-window coupe was an update, or revision, of
Although it was not a luxury model, the 1932 Ford 3
The Hudson Great Eight, also known as the Hudson Greater Eight,
The 1929 Mercedes-Benz SSK is a classic convertible roadster that still
Built in a similar fashion as the Ford Model T, the
The image of a 1950s curvy Ford Coupe brings to mind a simpler time,
