This year we saddled up in a '64 Citroen ID-19 and took a tour of the Bulge area of the Ardennes on the way to the War and Peace Show in the UK. Here are some pictures.
Sherman tank turrets indicate where the 101st Airborne stopped the advance of the 47th Panzer Lehr during its...
For you mid-century guys and gals, FS on ebay is my 1958 DeSoto Firedome. A clean, native-California example of the best of Virgil Exner's "Forward Look" cars. It's the look and feel of the future...
Certainly somebody has mentioned this place, but I was there a couple of days ago and its a real treat for military vehicle enthusiasts in the LA area. Here's the link:
http://www.tankland.com/
And some pics:
Stole a rental car early Tuesday morning from our film shoot at the Nurburgring and dashed up to Remagen. It was a spectacular June morning for a visit to the remains of the Ludendorff Bridge.
Old Glory still flies over the west towers.
It's more than 65 years after Able Company of the...
Apologies if this has been posted before. The guy who bought my GPW sent me this link to a video of his club doing a rally from Ostend to Maastrict to celebrate the liberation of the town in September, '44. It's one thing to drive a ww2 vehicle, quite another to do it over the same landscape as...
Some pictures from the D-Day anniversary in Normandy and our tour of European battlefields in Rum Buggy, our '44 GPW.
Dog Green sector, Omaha Beach, 6:00 AM, June 6, 2009
101st Airborne tribute, Place de la Republique, Carentan.
The Colleville Draw, Omaha Beach...
Haven't seen this one discussed. We can't live in the past but it's a nice place to visit, especially in a swing-era car. Cars of the '30s and '40s were built before Eisenhower's freeways. Most have under 100 hp. Most are 3-speeds and lack overdrive. If you go for an authentic look, your car has...
Searched the stickies and the important threads and perhaps I missed it, so please direct me if I did.
In "Woman of the Year," Spencer Tracy does this little folding and shaping routine with his new hat, apparently to get the brim to break in just the right place or at just the right angle...
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