Sold!
I’ve lost count of how many cars I’ve bought and sold over the years. When I was in High School and College, it seemed like I was selling at least one per year. I’d buy something, put some money into it, enjoy it for a bit, sell
Heads Up!
Headliner color is the single most under appreciated feature of a car. In an era of cost cutting, de-contenting, and in-car subscriptions, gray headliners make the most sense for a manufacturer. It goes with any color upholstery and who bothers to look up when they’re driving? If you have
Let's Be Real
There’s a powerful new art installation exhibit in the Louvre involving Porsches. Have a look.
Scroll back and look a bit more. Think about what you’re looking at. These Porsches have been utterly obliterated. They’re not Macans or clapped out 944’s that have lived under your
Cocktails For Cars
Call me what you will, but it takes more than hanging out in a parking lot on a Saturday night to get me excited about a car event. I haven’t had a cup of coffee for at least 10 years, so that Cars and Coffee better have some top
Let's Be Wheel
Wheels. Rims. Dubs. Shoes. Whatever you want to call them…The things attached to your car, wrapped in tires, are the most common part to be upgraded/swapped/customized/whatever’ed. In the 1980’s, 14 inch or 15 inch wheels were standard across the board. By the naughty ‘aughts
Broken Car, Broken Tools
It’s the time of year when I start driving, what my wife calls, my “fun cars”. It’s harder now that we have an infant. Mine aren’t very baby friendly but I manage to get out in one at least once a week. Running errands solo tends to
Rejection Hurts
A few weeks ago, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts rejected me. Well, not me exactly. Massachusetts rejected my 1989 Jeep Wrangler, the metaphorical me. Unlike 19 other states, Massachusetts requires annual safety and emissions testing of all vehicles wearing Bay State license plates. Any car not up to snuff gets the