Car Brands

Though rims, tires, and stance appear stock, Bob Stange’s 1961 Lincoln Continental actually runs a 17-inch Micheline on disposable Billet Specialties wheels that mimic the stock of 1961 hubcaps. Bob Stange is no stranger to hot rodders—he’s the founder of Strange Engineering (you know, the rear end and axle guys). He’s had this thing for the early 1960s Lincoln Continentals and always …

The long-gone golden era of the best muscle cars is a faint memory these days. One of those charming memories that send quivers down our spine and warm our revhead hearts at the same time. Although today’s muscle cars aren’t nearly as well-known as their distant ancestors from the 1960s and 1970s, at least they are still about. Aside from being straight …

They are ornaments for any private collection, amazingly combining beauty and ugliness, grace, and disharmony. In addition, they are the embodiment of great ideas, which, however, have long been forgotten. Their creation requires enormous resources – both intellectual and financial, but this can be a huge problem for small producers. They put everything into such a car, hoping that thanks to its …

When RM Auctions closed its Meadowbrook sales in 2007, the highest bid for a 1932 Marmon prototype that, had it been volume-produced, could claim to be the most advanced car in North America. Despite this, it boasts one of the most beautiful in America and was designed by Walter Dorwin Teague, the son of William Dorwin Teague, a famous industrial designer who …

It is not too difficult to notice the line of this unusual wagon. Named in Pontiac as the Type K, this attractively styled station wagon, based on the F-body platform Firebird / Trans Am of 1970-81, almost turned it into production. What killed the idea was not the reaction of the public. No, this unusual sports wagon was well received by the …