Hey, Customs are us - yes, the breeds live... by Wallace Wyss - The custom car is alive and well as I just saw at the annual Grand National Roadster Show at the Los Angeles County Fairgrounds in Pomona. But it's not a unified … [Read more...]
Scottsdale Auction Results From Gooding
January 21, 2020 By Leave a Comment
by Mike Gulett - In reviewing the Gooding auction results from the recent Scottsdale auction I noticed a few interesting facts and some interesting cars. My interesting cars are not the ones that were the most expensive but ones that caught my … [Read more...]
Happy Holidays to One and All!
December 25, 2019 By 6 Comments
Happy Holidays to all who read and contribute to My Car Quest. May your Santa be good to you. … [Read more...]
Six Hours In Cobraland Celebrating the Shelby Cobra
December 17, 2019 By 2 Comments
by Wallace Wyss - I was hoping now that Ford v Ferrari, the movie, which may have already recovered its cost back ($100 million) will be breeding a new whole new legion of Shelby fans, who leave the theatre interested in Shelby Cobras, GT40s, … [Read more...]
The ArtCenter College of Design Classic – 2019
October 25, 2019 By Leave a Comment
Text by Wallace Wyss – Photos by Richard Bartholomew – The Art Center College of Design is a landmark not only in Pasadena but in the design world. It's best known for training most of the world car designers. Each year they have a car … [Read more...]
Andy Cohen: Car Entrepreneur Has Died
October 23, 2019 By 13 Comments
by Wallace Wyss - I will always miss Andy Cohen. He was an entrepreneur of the purist order, based in Malibu. He collected cars, all the way from his Ford woody wagon, a prewar car with a more modern postwar engine, to a 427 Cobra, a … [Read more...]
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