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.
The gingerbread house must be far and away the most useless Christmas food there is. Too pretty to eat, and often way too flavorless to
Guiding Light holds the record for the longest run of any soap opera. It debuted in 1952 as a narrative doled out in 15-minute increments
Commercial railroads have been around since the 1830s, and with the proliferation of the railroad along with it came the increase of railfans. Railfans come
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The Pacific Electric Railway (PE) was, unquestionably, the world’s most extensive interurban system. Its network encompassed nearly 1,100 miles serving Los Angeles and its suburbs
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On May 6, 1998, the newly returned Steve Jobs launched the first major consumer product of his second era at Apple. The original iMac was
This photo was stamped June 1971, so this kid could have been driving any number of killer muscle cars that had since made their way
I really should have picked up a van in high school, but instead I got a ’76 Blazer without a back seat and limo tint.
Pretty sure a dizzy paint job like this ’68 El Camino received didn’t come from Earl Scheib. No offense, Earl. https://psyne.co/products/earl-scheib-albuquerque-1937-vintage-t-shirt/
