According to this soft-spoken campaign from the Ford Motor Company, nothing could be finer than a 1950 Lincoln or Lincoln Cosmopolitan. Continue reading
Category Archives: Auto History
Flying Fishbowls: The International Harvester Sightliners
Sometimes, what seens like a good idea can generate more problems than it solves. Take for example the 1957 International Harvester Sightliner. Continue reading
Rambler Be Gone: The 1970 American Motors Hornet
“We’re creating a buzz,” declared plucky American Motors with the introduction of the Hornet, its replacement for the company’s mainstay, the Rambler American. Continue reading
LaFayette, We are Here! Nash’s 1934-40 Companion Brand
The LaFayette of 1934-40, a Nash junior brand and model, was named after a high-born French nobleman who became a hero of the American Revolutionary War. Continue reading
Hauling in Style: The 1937-39 Studebaker Coupe-Express
Studebaker made an early and earnest attempt at the hybrid car/pickup market with the 1937-39 Coupe-Express. Continue reading
Video: The 1977 Ford Pinto Kicks up its Heels
For 1977, the Ford Pinto got its first real styling makeover and a bunch of new features. Continue reading
1937: The End of the Ford V8 Roadster Era
The 1937 model year saw the end of the traditional Ford Roadster body style—in U.S. production, anyway. Continue reading