May 27, 2011
For Those About to Rock (and Race), Brian Johnson Salutes You
The AC/DC vocalist, car collector and racecar driver greeted fans and signed copies of his new memoir in New Jersey.
The actor’s 1971 Husqvarna 400 Cross, an off-road motorcycle he rode all over the Mojave Desert of Southern California and onto the cover of Sports Illustrated, will be auctioned by Bonhams in May.
Mattel is hoping that a crew of stunt drivers can help expand the interest in Hot Wheels to young men.
There are no trailer queens here. The Copperstate 1000, a four-day, 1,000-mile drive across the Arizona desert for pre-1974 classic vehicles, often attracts cars worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Mary Jane La Vache’s father, Joseph, treasured his 1963 Buick Wildcat and kept it in perfect condition. After he died, she inherited the car and now treasures it, too.
With front-wheel drive and a sluggish 4-cylinder engine, Chrysler’s 1983-86 K-car, a response to higher gasoline prices, did not make a spectacular limousine.
A 1917 roadster built by Ralph Mulford, whose testimony in a patent lawsuit helped save the tire industry in Akron, has become the passion of one Ohio man.
The Paxton steam car did not revolutionize the auto industry, but it remains a benchmark of innovative design.
Like the graffiti art that made him famous, Steven Ogburn’s 1972 Thunderbird is a relic from New York’s grittier days.
The California Mille takes vintage machines on a spirited 1,000-mile tour of Northern California.
The Copperstate 1000, a four-day rally in Arizona, gives owners of vintage sports cars room to roam.
Mary Jane La Vache of Brooklyn is now driving the 1963 Buick Wildcat her father, Joseph, owned when she was little.
Readers cast 1,510 votes for the unusual Czech-built Tatra T 87 owned by Paul Greenstein and Dydia DeLyser.