Adventures

It was an early morning wandering around the quaint streets of Stevensville, Montana. The last thing I expected to see was a slammin' 1934 Ford Hot Rod Pickup. If it wasn't for my own pre-morning-coffee-haze I...

This past weekend I was able to make it to Ink and Iron 6 - a tattoo festival + car show + rockabilly music event held on the amazing Queen Mary ship in Long Beach, California. Am I glad I dropped anchor! Not...

As Memorial Day and July 4th are sparkin’ up our summers – let me introduce some gals who are sparkin’ up some TLC for our boys serving overseas. The Pinup Angels are a group made up entirely of...

This past weekend has been busy! First of all, I would like to introduce you all to MyRideIsMe.com - who I've been lucky enough to pair up with! It's a super cool site that lets you connect with other car folk...

As I talked with people - from casual observers to guys who’d been doing this professionally for decades - I decided it would be interesting to find out what drew them to cars and who they’d learned from. Here’s what I found…

I was thrilled to get a comment from Chris with the Sequoia Chapter of the Studebaker Drivers Club and a link to his cute 55! It amazes me how many different models of the 55 Champion there are...that look...

I’ve been slaking on getting another “real” article up here (getting the flu hasn’t helped.) Today I picked up the March edition of Hod Rod Deluxe, and was taken with the introductory editor’s note...

I began this post to mention another blog post I found on the 50-51' airplane nose Studebaker. It has a great little summary of some company history, which is what I like so much about it. It can be found at...

There's been this dandy wagon sittin' over at Studebaker Parts and Service for some time now. It's a Studebaker 1963 Lark Wagon. What makes this wagon unique, is that that the top back rolls forward, making a...