by Mike Gulett The term “analog” has become something of a mantra among collector car enthusiasts. It conjures images of naturally aspirated engines, gated manual shifters, unfiltered steering feel, and a raw connection between driver and car. … [Read more...]
The Spark That Lit a Fire – 1932 Ford Hot Rod
July 15, 2025 By 2 Comments
by Mike Gulett - Every time I see a ‘32 Ford Hot Rod my heart flutters a little and I wonder “is it a real one”? By that I mean was any of it built and delivered by Ford as part of a ‘32 Ford back in 1932? Or, as experts would ask, “is there any … [Read more...]
The Colors of Our Cars
July 10, 2025 By 4 Comments
by Mike Gulett - The color of a car can significantly affect its popularity, resale value, and even the perception of many people. I know that I appreciate certain colors on certain cars more than others like pastels on the Studebaker Avanti, for … [Read more...]
Thoughts On Ed “Big Daddy” Roth
July 7, 2025 By 3 Comments
by Mike Gulett - I spent a few years of my youth in Southern California (specifically South Gate, a suburb of Los Angeles), soaking up car culture in every way I could. I read as many magazines and I bought and built as many models as I could … [Read more...]
The Iso Rivolta GT – A Big, Bold Step
July 3, 2025 By 3 Comments
by Mike Gulett - My friend, Bruce Caron, suggested I profile the Iso Rivolta GT here and since I am a former owner and he is a long time owner I agreed it was a good idea. The Iso Rivolta GT, introduced in 1962 by Italian manufacturer Iso … [Read more...]
The Evolution of the Ford Thunderbird
June 30, 2025 By 6 Comments
by Mike Gulett - A friend of mine, Clay McQuire, recently suggested that I profile the Ford Thunderbird (and so here we are). She is interested because she grew up with a 1955 Thunderbird in the family (a black one) and has always had fond … [Read more...]
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