A 12-by-5 mile stretch occupying 300,000 acres of Utah’s pristine west desert, the Bonneville Salt Flats are like no other place on earth. A salt crust ranging from a few inches to 5 feet thick forms a perfectly flat, uniform, blindingly white crust as far as the eye can see. The flats are about 12 miles long and five miles wide, covering about 46 square miles in total. Visitors from all around the world have traveled to see this pristine, otherworldly landscape about an hour and half west of Salt Lake City… read more >
So Bad it’s Good: The 1969 Corvette Stingray Sportwagon
The popularity of C3 Corvette Sportwagon conversions is nothing new. They were quite popular back in the day, when these cars weren’t garnering five- and
