Harry C Stutz is one of the great automotive pioneers who may be considered among the greats such as Ettore Bugatti, Harry Miller and the ...
For Packard’s Sixth Series of 1928, the model 443 sat at the top of the range. The eight-cylinder model sat on a grand 143 inch ...
The Stutz name is legend in American car culture. The rise and fall of this famed marque was similar to a number of prestigious car ...
It seems that nearly as long as there have been automobiles, there have been aftermarket companies ready to provide customers with the parts and components ...
Harry C Stutz is one of the great automotive pioneers who may be considered among the greats such as Ettore Bugatti, Harry Miller and the ...
Conceived after World War II by Jean Daninos as a competitor to France’s famed Grandes Routieres from Bugatti, Talbot- Lago, Delahaye and Delage, the
France is known for its idiosyncratic automobiles built by forceful, determined individuals, including Bugatti, Renault, Talbot, Delahaye and Voisin, as well as equally unique coachwork ...
While the cycle-fendered J2s are the popular image of Allard automobiles, it was more practical but still sporting and attractive cars like this P type ...
Jean Daninos was the Facel Vega’s father. His company, Forges et Ateliers de Construcion d’Eure et de Loire (Facel) in Paris, made machine tools before ...
Louis Renault made mass production a reality in France in parallel with the American Henrys (Leland and Ford) from whom he gladly learned and prospered. ...
Jean Daninos was a successful postwar entrepreneur in France, the country which originated both the word and the concept. His company, Forges et Ateliers de ...
Conceived after World War II by Jean Daninos as a competitor to France’s famed Grandes Routieres from Bugatti, Talbot-Lago, Delahaye and Delage, the Facel Vega ...