This Lincoln Continental lowrider was spotted in Inglewood, California and is laying frame while still being classy as fuck. A lot of things were changing in the ’70s, but Lincoln flipped everyone off and continued to make the kind of big, beautiful cars that required Coast Guard registration and maritime certification.
“These gentlemen gave us some cigars… these are leaves of tobacco rolled up in such a manner that they serve both for a pipe and
“Hey, Glumface, next time there’s a rainbow look up! You’ll feel better, and you might see me too.” — Rainbow Brite Bumping into you at
Sure, this Chevy Nova may be a goner after getting caught up in a lava flow, but the top end of that small block is
Mention that you live in Gilroy to an out-of-towner, and invariably one gets the comeback “isn’t that where the Garlic Festival is?” You’ve surely had
The Nude Bowl was a popular skateboarding locale from the late 1970s to the early 1990s. The name comes from the fact that the site
Love this super shot of a Blue Ridge Transfer rig at a truck stop some time in the mid ’70s, not because this Ford cabover
The Chevrolet El Camino coupe utility vehicle was classified as an SUV at the time. It was based on the chassis of a sedan but