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HCOTY Nominee: Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor
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For most of the period between the end World War II and the Late Malaise Era, the full-size, body-on-frame (or primitive unibody), live-rear-axle, V8-powered sedan was the standard, middle-of-the-mainstream American motor vehicle. The Panther-platform Crown Victoria stands alone as the only car with an unbroken lineage to the Postwar Big Cheap Detroit Sedan gene pool…
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1965: When Men Were Men, And Japanese Pickups Had Real Hood Ornaments
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The Pick-N-Pull in East Oakland is just a few miles from my place, so I headed right over when I got a couple of tips about this truck.
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How's This For A Lifestyle Brand?
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Because you need special shoes to stand on that gas pedal!
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Road Rage Roundup: It Seemed Like A Good Idea At The Time
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My first regular series as Murilee Martin, way back in early ’07, was Road Rage Roundup, and it started off pretty well.
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My Triumph As A LeMons Trophy Maker: Most Likely To Get Their Fingers Broken By The Casino Pit Boss!
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As every follower of the 24 Hours Of LeMons knows, the racers will do just about anything to get one of Jeff Glenn’s trophies to display in their Pabst-and-90-weight-reeking garages. When Jeff gets the LeMons Trophy Assembly Line going, he manages to crank out these masterpieces at the rate of one per 15 minutes. Me,…
