Two outstanding classics! I found myself drawn to the tri-bar front bumper of the Cadillac and the way the three trim pieces on the fender echo it....

A little bit of hunting produced this group of 1/43 models of 1:1 cars I have owned.  

@ed-davis Ed, these are the 1956 Plymouth Savoy 4-Door Sedan and 1948 Pontiac Torpedo Eight Convertible.

Here are photos of Conquest nos. 13 and 14.  

Phil's vision for European car models with taste and flair was outstanding. In the day, frequent visits to his 'Autofare' web site were a must.

For those that like, or would like to learn more about Tatras, I would recommend a visit to the Tampa Bay Automobile Museum. Last time I checked, the...

There's a difference, I think, between a 'stupid' car feature and a desirable feature that was not thoroughly developed and tested to assure reliabili...

Phil Alderman is responsible for some wonderful scale models, for instance Dust & Glory, that knowledgable hobbyists universally admire. I have ...

Two of my favorites today. I am a fan of the Forward Look, however, from a styling standpoint, the Buick stands out. There's a graceful flow to the...

'67......presuming it's got a clutch.

The Letter Cars are.........special. Built in relatively small numbers, fast, powerful and expensive in the day.

Easy choice for me.

'61 !

That Chrysler convertible is a regular 300 model. All 400 300Js produced for the 1963 model year were two-door hardtops.

I gotta go with the Caddy today for that 'Florentine curve'.