I always find it odd when you spot an American car in a foreign country, but I guess that’s just coming from an American point of view? This Fourth gen (1973–1977) El Camino was clearly somebody’s baby that had a fondness for American style… I dig it!
In case you were unaware, a Chia Hasselhoff is a thing. Yes, you can now experience David Hasselhoff’s hairstyle, going from Baywatch to Knight Rider
And he’s from Milwaukee, so he ought to know! Best on dirt tracks, Myron Fohr (1912 – 1994) was also competent with stock cars. Fohr
“Making-out is one thing that won’t change, even if civilization fizzles and humanity is reduced to two people. So each time Jack and I kiss,
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Not gonna lie, pulling these off a few too many times (barely) had me questioning whether the plumbing was still working 😬 https://psyne.co/products/bmx-plus-magazine-1978-vintage-mens-hoodie/
The Hobo Joe’s coffee shops were a hit across Phoenix. Decent enough burgers, pancakes and pies. But they were really known for that namesake character,
Jungle Julia Lucai was a character in Quentin Tarantino’s 5th film, Death Proof. She was a popular radio DJ in Austin, Texas, and one of
In the 1970s, pop culture was on display in some unique places. Iron-on T-shirt transfers showed off your favorite movie (probably Star Wars) or beer
In 1978 Patti Smith showed up at a New York record signing on Easter wearing a shirt that says EAT THE RICH. The letters U.S.L.F.
“As rusty as it is, and as ugly as it is, there is so much good here.” Rick Parker and his team from Signature Auto
