Hemmings Daily: Pittsburgh, 1969

Pittsburgh, 1969 Date: circa 1969 Location: Euclid and Penn avenues, East Liberty, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Source: Harry Coughanour Jr., via Historic Pittsburgh What do you see here? Lees verder Open Diff: How do you keep track of loose nuts and bolts during a project? Like single socks that disappear in the laundry, nuts, bolts, and fasteners have a way of walking off when you're working on a car project. How do you keep them from disappearing and, more important, how do you remember where everything goes? The problem occurred to me as I start work on my resolution to […] Lees verder What makes pre-war cars so great? It's in the details Love it or hate it, restomodding is here to stay. What makes a car a restomod, though, is incredibly hard to pin down. When I was first introduced to the term, it seemed like it was modifying an otherwise stock-appearing, restored vehicle to be a better driver, while simultaneously preserving what made a restored car […] Lees verder Hemmings Find of the Day: 1952 Allard K2 Left-hand-drive 1952 Allard K2 for sale on Hemmings.com. From the seller's description: This is an original aluminum non hit body 1952 Allard K2 Roadster chassis # 91K-2197. Imported January 10th 1952 as a LHD model to a deal in Colorado. It was originally equipped with an Ardun engine #2036.Z running a DeDion rear end and […] Lees verder The joy of not breaking down: Recapping the 2020 Retreat from Moscow Lemons Rally Cell phone service had gone from spotty to non-existent several miles back up the dirt road. Despite the Lemons Rally route book's assurances that the check point wasn't far off, the deeper into the remote North Carolina valley the teams went, the more often Deliverance jokes were nervously told. Finally, rounding yet one more blind […] Lees verder Vladivostok, Russia, 1995 Date: 1995 Location: Vladivostok, Russia Source: via Foreign cars in the SU What do you see here? Lees verder To heck with your crossover, I'm getting a Willys I need a daily driver. This issue has reached a critical point. I've been reluctant to divert any possible resource (whether it be time or money) from my Model T project, so I sold my '62 Falcon and I have been slowly picking away at a '60 Dodge pickup project—but honestly its styling is a […] Lees verder