Coming to America in 2025
With the Salon Retromobile happening February 5-9, 2025, it’s exciting to note that the event will be expanding to the United States. Called Retromobile USA, the second annual version of […]
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Nov
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27
Nov
Pebble Beach Tickets
This year, the infamous Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance will be held on August 17, 2025. Tickets are available now, and interestingly, despite all the happenings during Monterey Car Week, it’s […]
27
Nov
Book Review: Road Racing – Drivers of the 60’s and 70’s by Linda Weldon
It’s been said a million times that a photograph is a moment of time, frozen in an image. Romantically put, but very true, and Linda Weldon’s immense library of pictures […]
27
Nov
Book Review: Spindizzies, Gas-Powered Model Racers by Eric Zausner
Since Rick brought it up, I thought it only appropriate to take us back in time. I’d never heard of the book Vintage Miniature Racing by Robert Ames, but knew […]
27
Nov
On the Wisdom of Repurposing A Closet
Readers of GSM share a universal lament, “wish I had more room.” Indeed, one of the most often cited reasons for not “having more” is the lack of space. While […]
27
Nov
Muse Garage: Above a California Shore is a Garage of Dreams
Having spent a portion of their early years redeveloping coastal communities in Southern California, Larry and his wife, Karen, knew where to seek out their dream home when the time […]
16
Nov
One of One
A car I’ve long wanted and rarely spoken of is the Ghia 450 SS. The backstory of a Hollywood producer influencing John DeLorean, Plymouth, and Ghia to build a specialty sportscar […]
12
Nov
Holiday Guide 2024
It’s the best time of the year… oh by golly, have a holly-jolly shopping spree this year! Join us for our annual crossover Podcast episode with the team from Break/Fix […]
08
Nov
Spreading it Around
Nothing lasts forever. A favorite movie line of mine from the original 1972 Charles Bronson film The Mechanic. Nothing lasts forever. It’s a favorite line of mine because, in the film, there is symbolism […]
21
Oct
Lighting it Up
My garage is fairly small. There’s roughly 9-inches between the garage door and the wall. That’s it. On both sides. The back of the garage has some space, but to […]