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Have you noticed all the buzz recently about the new Ford Stallion Trike? This is what makes American ingenuity the envy of the world. Mostly motorcycle, somewhat trike, and all forward thinking. Just when you thought the think pots of our country have all gone away, something like this comes along and blows that notion right out of the water. But, then again, it is this type of thinking and producing that has shaped our country into what it is today. Motorcycles have for sometime had a trike conversion... more

The Tesla Roadster has only been in production for about a year since this writing. Equipped with push buttons and a central touch screen to change drive mode and check battery statistics the Tesla Roadster offers convenience to an incredible driving experience. It uses the same body and chassis as the Lotus cars. Tesla’s Roadster is clad in carbon fiber. Carbon fiber has less density than steel making it ideal as durable material at a very low weight. Not only does it have high tensile strength... more

Through the many years of the automobile history in America, many unique and special autos have been developed. Some of these were made for all out speed, others to just look good. The one thing that these customs have in common is the short production runs in which they were made. Some of them were only a few thousand at the most, while others were in the hundreds. How about an auto that had a production run of only one? Enter the 1952 Ariel Custom Wood Car. more  Read More →

Who doesn’t just love a winter project? The thought has been with you for a long time now, and perhaps you have put off the decision to buy a car. Instead of the new car purchase, the decision has been made to breathe some new life into something already on hand. Chances are fairly high that the cost of a winter project will fall well below buying a car. The winter project will serve a dual purpose, too. First, the chances of you learning something new about your particular automobile, or autos... more