While you're at it, Raphael, reach out to the LAT, Sutton, Cahier and Klemantaski archives?

Really cool clip from The!!! Beat, a Nashville based syndicated TV show from 1966-67.

They did....kinda. Except the finished product wasn't Mustang based, nor was its producer a 'tiny cottage industry'. But, it was styled by Giugiaro during his tenure at Bertone, and it had a Ferrari V6 under the hood.

IF it's a real Mexico, it's a rare enough item....but it's still priced too high based on condition.

YES!

Let's not forget the twin cam magic that the Aussies worked on these.

Sure, the Chevrolet Chevette was crap. But, it had a British cousin that I'd like to have a go at....the Vauxhall Chevette HSR.

BMW E3s are thin on the ground, nice to look at, decent to drive, and, if you don't like the bags, you could easily swap in the old suspension/wheels (or even a modern set up), and sell the bags and wheels to pay for the transplants. At this price, it's a good deal

Fangio's personal car sells for $45k

Well, the only time the original Low Drag E-type car wore #30 was at the 1964 RAC Tourist Trophy race at Goodwood where it failed to qualify due to an 'accident'.

Incidentally, the Linder-Nocker Low Drag coupe has been completely restored.

Sounds great...just remember to leave the traction control "ON".

Wanna make VW better? Then...

Just in time for Halloween DUAN:

Joginder Singh, 3 time winner of the East Africa Safari Rally, passed away a week ago, yesterday, in London.

Naaah. There's at least 2 decades worth of 550RS, 718 RSK, RS60, 356 Abarth, 718/8 WRS, 904, 906, 907, 908, 910 goodness to gawk and drool at.

I used to work in broadcasting, mostly for independently owned radio stations. Competing against Clear Channel was like Jason trying to slay the Hydra, except, unlike Greek myth, Clear Channel's Hydra bullied your customers and vendors, then sued you when you tried to fight back, then ate your defeated, starved…

In addition to his auto dealer fortune, Red McCombs is a co-founder of big media Anti-Christ, Clear Channel Communications.

"Pish posh" - John Surtees