by Wallace Wyss - I always thought Mecum was the “working man”s auction” not one you would go to for the crème de la creme cars but Mecum Auctions offering the famed Bianco Speciale 250 GTO puts them on the map with Ferrari investors. This 1962 … [Read more...]
Gene Winfield Shaped the Soul of Custom Cars
January 10, 2026 By 3 Comments
by Mike Gulett - It was suggested by my friend and regular reader, Cindy Meitle of Car PR USA, that I should have included Gene Winfield in my recent article about custom car creators. I agreed that would have been a good idea, so here is an … [Read more...]
How to properly maintain a discontinued Rover
January 10, 2026 By Leave a Comment
Without help from manufacturers and dealerships, owning a Rover after the brand is discontinued is a lot tougher than most people expect. Keeping up with major repairs becomes really overwhelming, as finding parts is a constant hunt. That’s why … [Read more...]
What Is The Best Tool Storage for a Pickup Truck?
January 10, 2026 By Leave a Comment
Pickup trucks have earned their place as working vehicles, and they have turned into mobile job sites for many owners. And professional tools that are usually carried around in these cargoes are heavy and quite expensive; they deserve a solid storage … [Read more...]
The 2026 used-car buyer’s playbook: what actually matters now
January 10, 2026 By Leave a Comment
Used-car shopping isn’t the same game anymore. Engines still matter, sure. But in 2026 your real risk, and your best leverage, is hidden in software, sensors, and how the car’s been lived with day to day. If you’re comparing options or want a sanity … [Read more...]
The Three Men Who Shaped American Custom Cars
January 8, 2026 By 5 Comments
by Mike Gulett - American custom cars were never about transportation - they are about imagination, identity and the belief that a factory-built automobile was only a starting point for creative expression. In the hands of a gifted designer and … [Read more...]
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