Sun, Vino & a Hill
It was a beautiful, crisp October morning. What better day for a mountain drive!
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Autos
Who knew They were Art
Like pretty much anything else these days, Hood ornaments, or Mascots as they are formally known, are highly collectable.
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A Reward for Patience & Research
Here’s the conclusion of what looked like a disastrous car vacation first chronicled May’s post, “The Best Laid Plans.” It’s not all bad….
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The Double Whammy
I just get one car repair underway when the other one gives it up, too. There’s rarely a dull moment when traveling by car.
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The Slow Death of Coachbuilding
With post-war car manufacturers starting their own design houses, coachbuilding was destined to become a lost art. Here’s how a couple of them met their fate.
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The Best Laid Plans
Sometimes vacations don’t always go as planned. Sometimes that’s good, other times not so much. This one’s going to keep on giving…
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1934 Avions Voisin Model 27 Aerosport Coupe
Among other things, colorful and inventive aviator Gabriel Voisin also took his turn at becoming a successful carmaker.
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The Little Car Show
Another endearing show that appeals to everyone’s sense of whimsical fun. There’s even one or two serious cars.
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Bloody Knuckle Auto Repair
You like cars but hate car repair? Read on, I’m with you and have the scars to prove it.
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The Alps in an Aston
Tour the Alps in an Aston Martin. Start in Switzerland and end on the French Riviera. What could be more James Bond than that?
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