Changing the bulb in a streetlight on Aurora Avenue in Seattle… dig that Lucky Lager billboard. Seeing as this is probably the ’30s or maybe early ’40s, this California beer was definitely in for an uphill battle as there were plenty of local brews and Seattleites were diehard local brew aficionados.
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Let’s say I posed the question to you, “what was the outright quickest factory muscle car of the ‘60s and ‘70s?” How would you answer?
Let those who ride decide. Helmet laws are one of those things that sparks heated debate among mixed company and regardless of one’s stance on
The De Tomaso Pantera reminds you of the AMC AMX/3 because it is, in fact, the classic car that inspired the Giotto Bizzarrini-designed AMX III.
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You can keep yer Oscar Mayer Wienermobile and your Pope Mobile, and yer Batmobile, too. When it comes to mighty advertising novelty cars, the northwest
“Cocaine is God’s way of telling you you are making too much money.” – Robin Williams I’m pretty sure comedians played a big part of the
Few trucking companies left a mark on American transportation quite like Consolidated Freightways. With its distinctive red, green, and white trucks, innovative equipment, and sprawling
If you didn’t have enough letters to spell annual and didn’t know the proper abbreviation, just saying ‘Egg Hunt’ probably would have sufficed. Nonetheless, I
Because everything was pretty crappy in the ’70s. Ok, not everything was crappy, but a lot of it was. Oh, and it was very brown,
They say that there is someone out there for everyone, but that they can be hard to find. So when you do find your person,
