My wife and I are among the few remaining newspaper readers. She peruses the ‘Living’ section, scouring every square inch for coupons. I take pride in reading articles from all […]
“There is nothing quite like it!” Every enthusiast I know has that attitude towards their car. But rarely is it actually true. Platforms are shared. Engines and transmissions are modified, […]
As a long time car dealer, I get to look at the elements of car design all day long. Thousands of cars. Tens of thousands of cars. In person. Online. […]
Last night I completed a 17 hour drive from the edge of Long Island to the seldom visited bucolic scenery of northwest Georgia. I saw a lot of interesting vehicles from […]
What do you do when multiple someones have already trumpeted the thunder of your latest subject? Well, in my case, I would share some purely anecdotal stories about my family’s […]
If only gas was still $1.25 a gallon… My car, along with my unintentionally retro chic wardrobe and home decor, would be gladly stuck in the 1970’s. As for […]
Welcome to a new column here at Curbside Classic where we explore the glorious rides of years past and try to morph them, in a Back To The Future DeLorean-esque […]
IDK stands for three profound words that I rarely utter in my travels. I… Don’t… Know… I don’t know what this Miata was at one time, or is supposed to […]
A lot of folks think that auto auctions are the equivalent of a motorized candy store. There are all these new, recent and popular models that are supposedly easy pickings […]
My next door neighbor is one of those classic ‘traders.’ He buys, fixes, drives, fixes, drives, fixes, etc. When the repairs finally get to be too much time and hassle, […]
From candy corn to Lincoln Continentals, Craigslist is the ultimate Turkish bazaar. It’s an almost universally accessible free market for millions of folks who once paid (and paid) for the […]
“Wooden Shoe Rather Be Dutch?” Sigh. Corny bumper sticker humor aside, the Subaru Legacy had 140k miles on the clock and a well-maintained powertrain (the glovebox was stuffed to […]