This article was written by William C. “Bill” Anderson, Buick Heritage Alliance, Vice President. Super Convertible Sedan loaned by Michael Kaminsky well represents the 1941 model year, one of Buick’s most popular years of production among collectors. Buick Heritage Alliance and Petersen Museum display ‘new’ 1941 Buicks The news throughout 1940 was of one Hitler ...

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Walt Diederich keeps it COOL and Innovative You know how folks say there’s nothing made in the USA any longer? This statement really makes a lot of people hot under the collar, but there’s a way to keep your cool and “buy American” all at the same time; buy Perma-Cool products. We’ve had the privilege of ...

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As gas prices have been steadily rising , we thought we would share an article by the Curbside TV publisher, which could answer some questions you may have, as you drive by a “discount” gas station. With gas prices rising is it worth the money to buy brand name fuel? As the price of fuel starts to ...

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Read what Curbside.TV recently posted about Cadillac and the history of this American icon. “Throughout history, Cadillac has played a significant role in transporting U.S. presidents in safety and in style. For President’s Day, here are 10 tales of Cadillac and the Commander in Chief.   President Woodrow Wilson rode in a Series 53, 1916 ...

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As Long As It Is An Auto Show THE 34TH ANNUAL “Run to the Sun” car show was presented on October 19-23 by the Rods and Relics car club of Lake Havasu City. The event was held on the golf course next to the beautiful Nautical Inn on the island at Lake Havasu, Arizona. This ...

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Ford (you know, the car company that did not take any taxpayer funded stimulus) announced that they will move ahead with a one liter, three cylinder engine to be installed in the European version of the Focus compact next year. Two other autos are slated to receive the engine, a small minivan and a new ...

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The Bonneville Salt Flats in Northwestern Utah is central to the history of motorsports.  It is the fastest race course in the world with scores of world land speed records having been set on the Flats, the first of which being 141.73 mph in 1914. The “National Landmark” is home to the historic circular race ...

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Buy On A Budget And Get Value For Your Dollars You don’t have to buy a motorized roller skate to realize good gas mileage. Some of the new midsize cars are so efficient; they beat some of the smaller compact offerings. One of the leaders in the MPG race is the Hyundai Sonata, rated at ...

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Collectable Cars Could Be A Good Investment As a born gear head, I’m always looking for auto and truck related articles and matters that might be of interest to our readers. Some recent articles on collector cars as an investment caught my eye. I have a couple of collector cars, and I often wondered how ...

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Old is Gold Do you ever long for the "good old days"? Those days of old, when you could actually work on your automobile? Days when you could change spark plugs, put in points and condensers, install new instruments, cables and wiring or just change the oil and filters. The days of old where you ...

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Every so often I get the uncontrollable urge for that new car smell or in my case, that new truck smell. When this happens, I start finding all kinds of faults with my existing loyal, reliable vehicle. I mean, it has scars, dings and scratches representing years and miles of service. ...

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What could be more beautiful than a Canadian sunset? A Canadian sunrise of course! That is, unless you are one of the thousands of Canadian motor heads, then your idea of true beauty is a fully restored, totally customized 1932 Ford Roadster. Recently, our Pomona Swap Meet Vice President, Kim Cross has been receiving copies ...

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