The Graham Blue Streak is an example of revolutionary style and manufacturing changes that took place in the early 1930’s. It’s intriguing and sleek design, along with appealing new features, make it one really sleek vehicle. Designed by Amos Northup,…
1946 Cabriolet Convertible Just after the war, the stunning ’46 Ford was a car in high demand, bolstered by the addition of V8 engine that pushed it to 100HP barrier for the first time. 1947 Model 71 Sportsman In 1947,…
It seems that in this era of “everything automatic”, manual shifts are increasingly being credited with helping stop car thefts. According to an article in the New York Daily News, cars with manual transmissions offer one major benefit to their…
Classic Cars of the 1940s – The “Fat Body” Era The classic cars of the 1940s are often referred to by hot rodders and collectors alike as cars of the “Fat Body Era”. Rounded fenders and body lines that appeared…
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In this day and age of technology and “everything automatic” when it comes to cars, this shirt nails it on the head! Just ask anyone who drives a stick, they’ll tell you real men (and women) use (and prefer to…