by Mike Gulett - The collector car market has always been shaped by different generations of car lovers. What car people loved in their youth, they wanted to own later when they could afford it. For decades, the Baby Boomers dominated car … [Read more...]
Don Meluzio — The Man Who Saved The Porsche 901 Prototype
May 14, 2026 By 10 Comments
by Mike Gulett - Don Meluzio died recently. He was a friend of mine and the long time president of the Iso & Bizzarrini Owner’s Club where I first met him. He was generous with his knowledge and time and man did he love cars. Don helped me in … [Read more...]
The Pegaso Z-102: Spain’s Supercar
May 6, 2026 By 1 Comment
by Mike Gulett - The Pegaso Z-102 is a fascinating high-performance sports car from the early 1950s. Built in postwar Spain by the state-owned truck manufacturer ENASA (Empresa Nacional de Autocamiones S.A.), the Z-102 was not intended to be a … [Read more...]
Four Forgotten Coachbuilders
May 1, 2026 By 7 Comments
Beyond Zagato and Pininfarina by Mike Gulett - In mid-century Europe, a handful of visionary designers and craftsmen shaped beautiful cars from bare chassis. While names like Zagato and Pininfarina dominate the conversation today, there exists a … [Read more...]
The Citroën DS21 Henri Chapron: Beauty in Motion
April 24, 2026 By 1 Comment
by Mike Gulett - A few years ago I was walking around one of the auction previews during Monterey Car Week when I came upon something I had never seen before - a Citroën DS21 Henri Chapron. I was amazed at the beauty and have been an admirer ever … [Read more...]
Holden — Made In Australia
April 15, 2026 By 3 Comments
by Mike Gulett - Sometimes a car company can become something more important than just a company — it can be a part of a nation’s identity. This happened in Australia with Holden. For decades Holden was more than just a car brand. It was a … [Read more...]
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