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The Fiat 8V was released in 1952 at the Geneva Auto Show and it was a startling bit of work from Fiat
Until that time, Fiat had been known for producing inexpensive vehicles in large numbers. But the 8V was a radical departure for the company a… (…
Back in 1971, director Bruce Brown began work on his motorcycle documentary "On Any Sunday," and it was meant to be a comprehensive look at motorcycle racing. It was in fact so good when complete that it was ultimately nominated for a 1972 Ac…
During the early 1950s, Nash-Healey came out with a new coupe model named ‘Le Mans,’ and the name was much more than an honorarium as Nash-Healeys had competed in the Le Mans 24 Hours since 1950.
These were the first sports cars introduc…
While the U.S. is easily the most monied and prosperous nation in the world and packed with luxuries like dragsters and lighting fast street cars, our answer to racing on the water is building 8,000 hp, nitro-powered, supercharged Hemi’s packed i…
Dallas financier, photographer and custom motorcycle benefactor and patron Robert ‘Bobby’ Haas has passed away at the age of 74, and his impact on the world of custom cycles will be felt for generations.
Haas, the creator and curator of …
Don’t even go there, friend, because once you open this can of worms the claimants spill out all over the ground and begin to muddy up the argument.
But I suppose that’s what arguments are all about, so feel free to add your contestants …