The devilish clue from the window of the Audi 5000 received no correct guesses. So for today, we present a much broader view. Let’s just all take a close look […]
LAx was first out of the gate with the ’62 Chrysler, although in fairness, he also named about every other canted-headlight car out there. But the Judges have ruled that […]
I was in my hometown of Fort Wayne, Indiana a few weeks ago and saw this vehicle while driving. I was able to catch just a single windshield shot of […]
We have gotten a little lax on the clues lately, but with Paul on vacation, well, things are running a bit slower than usual. So anyway, where was I . […]
I wish I had seen this car during our CC Corvair week from awhile back, but better late than never. I spied this Corvair sedan out on the road last […]
Uh-oh. Another window molding clue. OK, we can take it if you can. As for the Oldsmobile Delta 88, the guesses were all over the place. Bryce (Coupe DeVille) at […]
Earlier this week, I posted some old photos from a trip to the Auburn Cord Duesenberg festival in Auburn, Indiana over labor day weekend of 1972 (here). Here is the […]
We have lots of sharp eyes (and sharp minds) among the CC faithful, and many of them spent part of their yesterday trying to make sense of the Clue for […]
Buicks, Buicks everywhere. But nobody remembered the Reatta. That must have been a pretty distinctive (or popular) shade of red. Let’s step back a bit for this one. Wasn’t Reatta […]
We had guesses of Ford and guesses of 1967, but none actually put the two together (or used the word Mustang), so no winner this time. What? We didn’t announce that […]
In digging out my old photo album for a picture of my ’68 Mustang, I came across my very first Curbside Classics. On Saturday morning of Labor Day weekend, 1972, […]
Tom Klockau was right there on the ’61 Plymouth. Perhaps he was picking up extraterrestrial radio transmissions? Well, they won’t help here, so lets all have another go at it.
It is not well known that one of Studebaker’s final projects was a proposal for a compact pickup to replace the Champ. Internally identified as the Studebaker S series, at […]