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S&M MOTORS
S&M Motors Company was from Detroit, Michigan from 1913-1914.
MERKUR
Merkur, the German word for Mercury, was an automobile brand which was briefly marketed by Ford Motor Company in the United States and Canada during the mid-1980s. Sold through Lincoln-Mercury dealers, Merkurs were in fact German Fords (there was no Merkur or Mercury brand in Germany) and were thus a form of captive import.
MOORE MOTOR VEVICLE COMPANY
The Moore Motor Vevicle Company was located in Danville, Illinois. USA from 1917 to 1921.
SAVE GAS
The country's task to Save Gas, and Chicago’s participation. War Service Regulations. September 5, 1918.
HAYNES
Haynes-Apperson Company was a manufacturer of Brass Era automobiles in Kokomo, Indiana from 1896 to 1905. It was the first automibile manufacturer in Indiana, and among the first in the United States. Elwood Haynes, one of the founders, was the inventor of stainless steel and stellite, and many of the early advances in automobile technology was first invented by the company.
METROPOL
The Metropol Motors Corporation was located at 1926 Broadway in New York from 1913 to 1914.
EMPIRE
Empire was a popular model name for automobiles with at least three different manufacturers producing Empires.
MORS
A pioneer of the French automobile and electrical industry, Emile Mors started by making air-cooled flat-twin engined cars, but soon progressed to V-4s with flexible engine mountings.
GAS RATION STICKERS
The U.S. Office of Price Administration (OPA) rationed gasoline on May 15, 1942 on the east coast, and nationwide that December to assist in the war effort which created massive shortages and issued a variety of stickers to identify users and control the amount of petrol used.
PARTIN PALMER
The Partin Manufacturing Company was a brass era American automobile manufacturer, headquartered at 29 South La Salle Street, Chicago, Illinois.
MOON
At the age of 21, Joseph W. Moon headed to St. Louis, Missouri with his horse and began working in the buggy industry. While attending a buggy convention in 1902 in Detroit, Joseph Moon's interest in automobiles began.
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Rad 80s/90s Cars You Should Buy Now!
I owned a Nissan Pulsar, and most of these other cars I hated at the time. but looking back I've changed my mind on a lot of these.
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A Sicilian Dream
The story of the Targa Florio, the great road race formerly held in Sicily. The film explores the rich and varied history of the grueling race that wound its way through the sublime Sicilian landscape for nearly seventy years. I had no idea how this came to be, and it is just breathtaking.
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Rapid Response
The high mortality rate among American race car drivers changed when Dr. Stephen Olvey and his team developed revolutionary procedures to make motor sports safer. If you are a racing fan this is a must see. See it on Amazon Prime.
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Top 50 Best Auto Blogs for Car Fanatics 2020
Thanks to OBD Station for including us on their list of "Top 50 Best Auto Blogs for Car Fanatics 2020"
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Motors by Memory
How accurately can the British public draw car logos from memory?
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Logo Houses
Audi, Renault and Chevrolet logo-houses by Karina Wiciak of Wamhouse.
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Comic Book Plus
Comic Book Plus is one of the world’s largest databases of freely downloadable comics that are all in the public domain – impressively they’ve managed to save almost 200 rare golden age motoring comics
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A life of Speed.
This documentary about Juan Manual Fangio (who is considered to be the best Formula 1 driver to ever live) is directed by Fransico Macri. Currently streaming on Netflix.
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Hot Wheels Radio Control Cybertruck.
Hot Wheels Radio Control Cybertruck.
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DRT 2020
Born in 2015, Das Renn Treffen follows in the wake of VolksBlast – a nearly 20-year- old Vintage Volkswagen Show that was formed by members of the Palmetto Bugs and Wide Five VW car clubs. Originally created to help raise funds for local charities, many of the members who also donated time building houses for Habitat for Humanity realized what an incredible impact an official show could have on the community. VolksBlast had its first show in 1998 in the First National Bank of South Miami parking lot and drew 60 participants and over 100 spectators. Today, the show plays host to over 450 vehicles and 10,000+ spectators from all around the country and has helped to raise over $120,000 since it’s inception. Entering its third year, Das Renn Treffen is quickly becoming the largest and most anticipated Porsche event on the eastern seaboard. Attracting those who’s hearts beat faster at the sight of the Porsche crest, along with their friends and families, the future of Das Renn Treffen is bright.
450 participant vehicles, an estimated 10,000+ spectators per year & generating more than $120,000 for local charities over the last 17 years….and counting.
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