A Rare Look Inside the Harley-Davidson Factory From Their Early Days
In 1901, 20-year-old William S. Harley drew up plans for a small engine with a displacement of 7.07 cubic inches (116 cc) and four-inch (102
Amazing Story Behind the Famous Woodstock Bus and Hieronimus’ Painted Car
“Light” the Woodstock Bus was a Volkswagen 1963 Model Year Kombi. Painted on commission by Bob Hieronimus in 1968, it went to Woodstock without him
The First Issue of Rolling Stone Magazine, November 9th 1967
On November 9, 1967, the first edition of Rolling Stone Magazine was published. The magazine began as a music magazine with embraced the hippie culture
12 Worst Album Covers of Eastern Europe Pop Stars From the 1970s
Somewhere in Eastern-Europe back in the ’70s, these were the actual album record covers of pop stars. Things have changed a lot since then, cars,
A Remembrance of Warren Argo
I first met Warren Argo around 1964 when we both were part of the Fresno Folk Music Club. In 1968, while hitchhiking from Berkeley to
The Legacy of Midnight Video
Before there was Amazon, eBay, Netflix, or other online stores, you had to hunt and peck for hard to find movies on VHS, especially horror
Drino Miller: Father of the Baja Bug and So Much More
Drino Miller was an accomplished off-road racer and a self-taught mechanical innovator. He developed the first single seat racing buggy, which he co-drove to victories
SEATTLE NOW & THEN: THE SEATTLE SPEED BOWL
After the high bridge over Fremont was dedicated in 1932, Aurora Avenue became the centerline for a wide and long swath of car culture with
THE CHINA CLUB MARKS 25 YEARS OF MUSIC MAGIC
When former clothing salesman Danny Fried opened the China Club with partner, former-police officer Michael Barrett, Ronald Reagan was president and Adam Ant was a
Dickie Peterson, Singer for Rock Band Blue Cheer, Dies at 63
Dickie Peterson, whose screaming vocals and pounding bass lines helped push the psychedelic blues-rock trio Blue Cheer into the musical territory that would later be
It’s Only Natural
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Powerflex Skateboards wanted you to know they were tougher than an elephant
Powerflex skateboards pulled out the old ‘tougher than an elephant’ gag in one of their earliest ads to show just how flexible and strong their