Author Kristin Cline

After our mad-dash 10-day Falcon project almost 2 months ago (has it really been that long!?), Falcon is now ready to roll! After a couple of minor glitches to work past and two very busy schedules between...

The 2013 National Studebaker Meet meet happens to be in Colorado Springs, CO this year. Usually held in Indiana, it's closer proximity prompted me to look over the schedule. I was surprised when I saw...

An empty garage is seldom seen...but a welcome sight as it means that our Falcon project is coming to completion! Last night we got Falcon ready for his "first" drive! It felt really good to see the car go...

After Ethan and I's 10-day rush to get the Falcon rolling earlier this month...we took a rest break and then geared up for Christmas. Now we're scurrying to get it finished for a road trip to see my family...

You all know I've been working (very slowly) on getting my 1960 Ford Falcon rejuvenated. As much as everyone hates deadlines, sometimes they're just what you need. So I've declared that I want the Falcon...

I've owned my Studebaker for over six years. One of the first resources that I looked to for advice was the Studebaker Drivers Club (SDC) - they have a terrific online forum with loads of info and helpful...

This post originally appeared in Tinkernation, see it here. My 1960 Ford Falcon project began when my classic commuter car decided it didn't want to go anymore. Having been parked longer then I’d...

Success @ SEMA with SBN Mustang Build Last week was the unveiling of the SEMA/SBN Mustang Build Powered by Women. Honored to be part of this project, it was such a joy to see the finished project revealed...

I introduced the SEMA Business Women's Network (SBN) Mustang Build Powered by Women to you a few months back. Since that time, a design was chosen, the build has been completed, it's been put on EBay...

What girl doesn't like shiny things? I admit to being drawn, somewhat unexplainably, to anything that sparkles. So as the steering wheel horn ring of the Falcon sat on my workbench, it mocked me with it's...