My Car Quest

June 14, 2026

Sports Cars and Classic Cars Blog

The Apollo GT Spyder

by Mike Gulett - The Apollo GT was produced and sold by International Motor Cars in Oakland, California. Altogether 76 coupes, 11 Spyders and the prototype 2+2 were produced for a total of 88 Apollos built between 1961 and 1965. Of the 11 … [Read more...]

Can Window Tint Help Preserve a Classic Car’s Value

Owning a classic car is all about enjoying the ride while keeping it in great shape. Each time you drive, the interior is exposed to sunlight, heat, and UV rays that can fade the seats, crack the dashboard, and reduce the car’s value over time. Many … [Read more...]

Ferrari Shock

by Mike Gulett - Are we running out of unique car design ideas? This is a question I have asked myself recently, especially after looking at pictures of the new Ferrari Luce. Looking at the history of automobile design, many of the major … [Read more...]

Everything You Need to Know About Owning a Woody Wagon Classic Car

Are you in the market to buy a woody wagon? These rare, unique looking vehicles draw attention everywhere they go and are a crowd pleaser in the classic car world. Part surf culture icon, part depression-era practicality, and part rolling woodworking … [Read more...]

Pasadena Art Center Invitational

Text by Wallace Wyss - Photographs by Richard Bartholowmew and Wallace Wyss -  I was a little wrong on this one in my advance story, I thought t was all going to be Italian cars. There were in fact British cars, American cars, and even some … [Read more...]

Editorial: Ferrari’s Big Gamble

by Wallace Wyss – Ferrari  has been playing a crafty game. For example requiring buyers of  the bespoke modified SP cars to already own several rare Ferraris to see if they qualify. When they debuted their first all electric vehicle, the … [Read more...]