Weird Car Of The Day: 1948 Davis Divan
The Davis Divan, a distinctive three-wheeled convertible, rolled out of the Davis Motorcar Company from 1947 to 1949, envisioned by the creative mind of used-car salesman Glen Gordon “Gary” Davis….
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Exclusive Run: The Lone Year of the 1958 Chevrolet Delray
In October of 1957, the 1958 Delray made its dealer debut, taking a step beyond its previous role as an interior package for the mid-range Two-Ten series. The name Delray,…
The Epic Hudson Hornets: A Glimpse Inside from 1951–57
The Hudson Hornet, introduced in 1951, quickly became a standout model in Hudson’s lineup, overshadowing other models with its success both in showrooms and on the NASCAR circuit. The Hornet…
1971 Mercury Marquis: Are You Up for the Blindfold Challenge?
In the early 1970s, the Mercury Marquis embraced luxury and style, blurring the lines between its Ford LTD sibling and the higher-end Lincoln models. With a sizable frame and a…
Revolutionary Design: Studebaker’s 1950-51 Aero Nose Takes the Spotlight
In the early 1950s, Studebaker introduced the distinctive “Aero Nose” design, a brainchild of Raymond Loewy and executed by stylist Bob Bourke. This radical styling, inspired by aviation, featured a…
1952 Studebaker: The Building Process Unveiled
In 1952, Studebaker, celebrating its centennial year, showcased its complete manufacturing process in a captivating film. Operating from its extensive South Bend, Indiana factory, Studebaker demonstrated its prowess, with forging…
Dreams of Gullwing: The 1961 Dodge Flitewing
Take a look at the interesting history of the 1961 Dodge Flitewing, an innovative idea that was to impact the way Chrysler Corporation made cars look in the future. The…
2181 Cubic-Inch V12 Powerhouse: Kenworth BEAST
Journey back to the early days of trucking, when having too much power was the norm. In 1951, a truck driver changed his Kenworth by adding a Hall-Scott V12 engine…
Fuel Cell Dreams: The 1959 DeSoto Cella I
Learn about the futuristic 1959 DeSoto Cella I, which was created by A.E. “Kim” Kimberly, who was DeSoto’s chief engineer. When it was first shown off, the Cella I used…
Cruise into History: The 1962 Pontiac Grand Prix Story!
In 1961, Pontiac changed the way cars performed when they made the Grand Prix, which was a forerunner of the famous GTO. The Grand Prix was more focused on economy…