Kinda. It’s one of those eternal mysteries of gearheaddom: Why did GM never actually produce the Waldorf Corvette Nomad even though, from what we hear, demand for it was high then and a simmering...

Say what? What in the world do Yugo and DeLorean have in common? Well, that’s the beauty of the Hemmings Six Degrees of Automotive Separation Challenge: The connections between the two may not be...

It’s not everyday you come across a 1970 Toronado GT for sale, especially not one that appears as nice and original as this one currently on Hemmings.com, for sale out of Jackson, Wyoming, with an asking price of $12,000. From the seller’s...

Couple real quick police blotter notes. The Tennessean has a story today on Chance Mayfield, whose 1965 Corvette was stolen in 1970 while he visited the Nashville honky-tonk bars. Chance is currently on his way to Arizona to pick up that Corvette,...

Back in early October, the annual Japanese Classic Car Show ran their annual event in Irvine, California. I’m told that it was a fabulous event, and these pics would seem to back this up. This year, I went on my own time … as a vendor, selling toy...

Of all the old car-related locations we like to research, one of each type has entered our Inboxes in recent weeks, starting with the above Flying A Service station, sent in by James Kelly. He informs us it’s: A promotional photo of Jimmy Uyehara’s...

In the mid-1920s, the air-cooled Franklin nearly adopted the look of the Duesenberg Model A, thanks in part to Franklin mega-dealer Ralph Hamlin. However, thanks to another man, J. Frank de Causse, the Franklin went along its own independent styling...