Chicago photographer Val Mazzenga recently passed away and it seems like a good time to celebrate his incredible work, like this exciting shot of Marina Towers being used in an iconic stunt from the Steve McQueen action film The Hunter (1980). H/T >
If not for a small but highly talented group of racers in Southern California, the Datsun 240Z might not have become such an American success
What do you do when you find a 1928 Studebaker body under a tree, and you just happen to have a tank engine lying around,
L.A. junk dealer Fred Sanford was Norman Lear’s black counterpart to Archie Bunker. The gravel-voiced widower hurled outrageous one-liners at his Bible-toting sister-in-law, Esther; cooked
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The Ladybirds were apparently quite the popular name for female pop groups in the 1960s. There were several all-girl bands in the 1960s named The
Riverside International Raceway (sometimes known as Riverside, RIR, or Riverside Raceway) was a motorsports race track and road course established in the Edgemont area of
It’s sad that there are entire generations of kids who will never know the joy of a legit speed shop. Even if you couldn’t afford
Like regular bugs, Baja Bugs are hard to make out in, but unlike regular bugs, they’re great for getting somewhere that you can make out.
There used to be a Polynesian-themed restaurant and nightclub in South Sacramento called the Zombie Hut, part of the Tiki-culture craze that swept the country
Herfy’s was a chain of fast-food burger places in the 1960s and early 1970s. Founded in Everett, Washington, Herfy’s had locations scattered around the Pacific
