The allure of classic American luxury is undeniable, and this 1975 Cadillac Eldorado Convertible, slated to cross the auction block at Indy 2025 on Sunday, May 11th as Lot L55, embodies that spirit perfectly. This iconic vehicle represents an era of grand design and comfortable cruising, promising a unique ownership experience for the discerning collector. … Read more
The 1970 Mercury Marquis Colony Park Wagon arrived as the flagship station wagon in Mercury’s lineup, embodying the era’s emphasis on spaciousness, comfort, and a touch of upscale styling for the growing suburban family. Building upon Mercury’s reputation for offering a step above Ford in terms of features and refinement, the Colony Park Wagon provided … Read more
A Century of Toughness, Celebrated in Style The Chevrolet C/K series of pickup trucks holds a special place in automotive history, embodying ruggedness and versatility for generations. To commemorate 100 years of Chevrolet trucks, dating back to 1917, Chevrolet Performance unveiled a stunning tribute at the 2017 SEMA (Specialty Equipment Market Association) Show: a meticulously … Read more
The 1969 GM Manta Ray stands as a fascinating testament to the automotive design trends of the late 1960s, directly evolving from the striking 1965 Mako Shark II concept. This transition, overseen by the influential head of GM Design Staff, William Mitchell, was deeply inspired by the natural world, specifically the graceful and powerful movement … Read more
Custom Car Culture Flashback: The annual SEMA Show in Las Vegas is a crucible of automotive creativity, where builders push the boundaries of design and performance. While the spotlight often shines on the latest creations, revisiting impactful builds from the recent past can offer valuable insights and continued inspiration. The All Star Mustang EcoBoost HPP, … Read more
Motor City Muscle: Detroit, the heart of the automotive world, once again lived up to its reputation by hosting the annual Detroit Autorama. This prestigious event, a key stop on the Autorama show series tour, draws in passionate enthusiasts from across the Midwest, eager to witness the pinnacle of hot rod and custom car culture. … Read more
The Mercedes-Benz 300 SE, part of the W 112 series produced from 1961 to 1967, represented the zenith of luxury and technological sophistication within the “Tailfin” (Heckflosse) era of Mercedes-Benz. Introduced as a more exclusive and technologically advanced counterpart to the W 111 series, the 300 SE retained the distinctive tailfin styling but elevated the … Read more
Nostalgia and Modern Muscle Longtime friends Floyd Amerino and Chad Rowlands, who first connected at a Chevrolet dealership, embarked on a remarkable journey to revive a 1961 Chevrolet Impala. Their shared appreciation for Impalas, fueled by their fathers’ past ownership, inspired them to create something unique, bridging the gap between the Tri-Five Chevys and the … Read more
The Ford Falcon, introduced in 1960, quickly became a cornerstone of Ford’s lineup, offering practical and economical transportation. However, recognizing a growing demand for more spirited compact cars, Ford introduced the Falcon Sprint in 1963 (as a 1963 1/2 model) and continued its production through 1965. The 1964 Ford Falcon Sprint represented a significant step … Read more
The Mercedes-Benz 220 SE, part of the W 111 series produced from 1959 to 1968, is an automotive icon renowned for its distinctive “tailfin” styling, its robust engineering, and its pioneering safety features. Introduced at a time when automotive design was evolving rapidly, the W 111 series, including the 220 SE, represented a significant step … Read more