’75 Split Window VW Kombi
Wait, a 1975 split window VW Kombi? WTF!? That’s right, kids! VW continued making the OG split window models in Brazil until 1976, and as
Nudie Cohn: Country Music’s Sparkle King
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This 1951 Ford Is a Surf Cult Outlaw Jalopy
What are you looking at? If you are thinking this is a ’51 Ford Custom dragged from a barn, you are wrong. If you are
Your Uncle Jesse…
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CB Radio Revolution
The CB radio was a true game changer for a number of reasons. At first, it was a novelty item and anyone who owned one
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Deep breaths – so deep that your soul feels shaken. Let it hit the base of your belly and ignite a moment of absolute intensity.
The Mouse Says Fuck You
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Gabe Kaplan in Welcome Back, Kotter in 1975
Welcome Back, Kotter, first aired in 1975 and portrayed a group of students, (aka “Sweathogs”) and Mr. Kotter (Gabe Kaplan), their wisecracking teacher. The show
Top 12 Female DJs in the world
Not so many years ago, it was hard to find female DJs headlining electronic music festivals. Thankfully, this is no longer the case, especially in
Patrick Swayze in 1979, around the time the film, Skatetown USA came out
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Country Music Legend Loretta Lynn Passes Away
Country music legend Loretta Lynn has died at age 90, her family confirmed Tuesday. “Our precious mom, Loretta Lynn, passed away peacefully this morning, October
The 1897 Aurora Incident: When A UFO Destroyed A Windmill
Forget Roswell and the UFO that reportedly crashed there in 1947. Fifty years earlier, in 1897, the town of Aurora, Texas, may have had an