For this morning’s CarTune we’re going back to our roots with the pride of Houston, Texas, Lightnin’ Hopkins, and his rousing “Black Cadillac.” Continue reading
The Thing With Two Noses
Yes, it’s a little late for Halloween, but it’s an interesting car nonetheless. It’s the twin-grille, twin-hood 1936 Lincoln Zephyr created by automotive visionary Willard L. Morrison. Continue reading
Video: Miniature Flathead V8 Rumbles Like the Real Thing
Readers at Mac’s Motor City Garage are absolutely crazy about operating scale model engines, and who are we to deny you? So here’s another really cool miniature , a quarter-scale flathead V8 created by master builder Ron Colonna. Continue reading
MCG Car Spotter’s Guide to the 1932 to 1942 Chevrolet
It’s huge! Presenting the most recent addition to the Car Spotter’s Guide series at Mac’s Motor City Garage: Here we tackle the 1932 to 1942 Chevrolet passenger car line. These were some of America’s most popular cars in their day, so let’s dive in. Continue reading
Chevrolet Gen 5 V8 multimedia extravaganza!
Here’s a bonus feature to MCG’s coverage of the Chevrolet Gen 5/LT1 V8 unveiling, with cool videos and a hig-res cutaway rendering by David Kimble. Continue reading
Saturday morning CarTune: Link Wray’s Draggin’
This morning’s CarTune is provided by the incomparable Link Wray with his hard rocker, “Draggin.” Continue reading
Jim McCraw asks: What now, Lincoln?
MCG contributor Jim McCraw has been covering the automotive beat for over 40 years now, and he has a question: What’s up with Lincoln? Continue reading