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Category Archives: Auto History
Ford’s Flagship Wagons: The 1950-91 Country Squires
From 1950 through 1991, the Country Squire was the absolute top of the line in Ford station wagons. Continue reading
The First Modern Air Conditioning: 1954 Nash
In the Motor City, not every big new innovation came from the Detroit Three. In 1954, Nash introduced the first modern, fully integrated automotive air-conditioning system. Continue reading
Video: People are Buying the 1950 Mercury!
Climb on the bandwagon with us and check out the 1950 Mercury, boasting superior ride comfort and a 255 cubic-inch flathead V8 under the hood. Continue reading
Last of the Letter Series: 1965 Chrysler 300L
Closing out a memorable 11-year run, the 1965 300L was the grand finale for the luxurious yet muscular Chrysler letter-series cars. Continue reading
Small Wonder: the 1946 Brogan Doodlebug
It may be small, but it sure is adorable. Check out the 1946 Brogan Doodlebug, the creation of a prolific Ohio inventor. Continue reading
What’s in a Name: 1950-81 Pontiac Catalina
For more than a decade Pontiac was an industry leader, and the Catalina was usually its best-selling model. Here’s a brief but fond look back. Continue reading