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Lincoln Looks Forward With New Museum
in Classical Drives, on September 15, 2008
Lincoln is one of America's truly great marques, but recent years have found it becoming more of an orphan at Ford, to the point where people were doubting its survival. Fortunately Lincoln seems to be rediscovering its identity with at least one new model, the MKZ, showing promise. Perhaps t...
Dagmar Sheds Her Dust, Definitely Not a Bust
in Classical Drives, on October 5, 2007
According to the Old Cars Weekly site more than 20 rare and desirable vehicles were laid to rest in a Maryland barn. Owner Arthur "Buddy" Smith and his father operated a service business in the area and during the years acquired 25 collector cars, mostly unrestored, ranging from a 19...
Mystery Surrounds Pierce-Arrow Headlights
in Classical Drives, on March 22, 2007
Recently I wrote a blog about "a 1931 Pierce-Arrow" , originally purchased by the maharaja of Indore as a state vehicle. It was based on an article in India's " Business Standard Motoring magazine " by Srinivas Krishnan. I commented on a distinctive headlight positionin...
Classic Test Drive in India: 1931 Pierce-Arrow Type 41
in Classical Drives, on February 20, 2007
I'm fortunate to have a friend, Srinivas Krishnan, who writes for Business Standard Motoring magazine in India and from time-to-time gives me access to his classic car features. Looking through them today I spotted his article on a 1931 Pierce-Arrow, originally purchased by the maharaja of ...
A Fast and Furious Antique
in Classical Drives, on June 8, 2006
Would you drive at 70 mph in this stunning antique? Well, I'm not sure I would, but the restored 1909 Pierce-Arrow has actually been clocked at that impressive number on the banked Rockingham Speedway. Autoweek has an enjoyable article on the Model 40PP Touring in which author Bob Tomaine drive...