There’s something really satisfying about this diagram of a Winnebago D-24 Chieftain. It’s like the RV version of those linear spaceship diagrams you see on background screens all over the place in Star Trek shows, if the colors were inverted.
Remind me not to let these Morris owners plan a picnic. The ground looks wet and leafy and dirty, the blanket is way too small, and they seem to have just packed pears and whatever’s in that thermos. You guys suck at this.
I’m really not sure I feel comfortable with them getting on that boat. I know Ascot McSmooveingthon makes a pretty compelling case, but I just don’t see a scenario where they leave that Austin A40 Sports and the guy doesn’t end up in the ocean, and the woman doesn’t end up chained to something. Maybe a davenport.
“And this, my good man, is a special chamber that you can open and shout swears into while getting your face bathed in various healthful steams and smokes.”
It’s Thursday, the day we post pictures of vintage Opels and women who have to be at least seven or eight feet tall. Have a remarkable day, friends!
It’s the middle of the week, and that demands something special. Like this amazing Gurgel G-15L, the air-cooled VW-based pickup truck that makes Brazil horse ranching look like terraformed Mars horse ranching.
If you are truly considering spending $275,000 on the 2019 Porsche 911 Speedster, might I humbly suggest you also opt for the Heritage Design Package with silver paint and the optional number graphics of your choosing? Future generations of Bring a Trailer users will thank you.
Welcome to a new week, friends. The New York Auto Show is coming up this week, so to give the week a good start, let’s kick it off with this purple Toronado. That seems like a good idea.
Morning, pals! I think it’s important that today you remember that early Ford Rancheros have a look on their faces like they’ve just sat on a sno-cone.
In honor of our own David Tracy and his quixotic quest to get his mostly-rust Jeep DJ postal carrier running well enough to drive all the way to Moab, today’s blip is of just such a vehicle, back in the prime of its humble life in 1970. A Jeep DJ Dispatcher, ready to ferry you your water bills and birthday cards from…
Everyone, everyone, gather round! Here’s your Friday shocker! Are you ready? It’s this: the normally-hated Austin Allegro actually had a pretty fantastic-looking wagon (ur, estate) version! Look at that little shooting brake—it’s cool, right?
What’s that out there, in the fog and gloom? What are those four points of hopeful golden light? Are we saved from this murky miasma? Yes! Yes! It’s a 1980 AMC Eagle! We’re gonna be okay! All hail the AMC Eagle!
I know it’s April Fool’s Day, and the internet is going to be full of fake stories about fake cars. By policy, we don’t play that. Sure, I love a good fake car and fake car ads and all that, but we do it when we feel like it, not when the calendar says the whole world does it. Instead, enjoy this picture of a car I’ve…
Zoom! It’s Friday! Here you are, blasting away from the work week in your Volkswagen Golf rally car. You did great, and you deserve to enjoy life.
While most of us are stuck grinding in the blog mines today, a small Jalopnik crew is off in South Carolina driving a pristine example of this—among other things from the BMW vault. Check back soon to see how the clown-shoe M holds up today.