Stories about vintage cars, hot rods, classic cars, classic trucks, resto mods, Cherry Classics and other cars and the people behind them.
With Citroen's purchase of Maserati the companies partnered on a very fast, very advanced car. But was this car too advanced for its time? And where are they now. Jim Cherry's got the answers in this week's Cherry Classics.
Read MoreIn the frenzy to fill the transportation needs of Americans following WWII, airplane maker Beechcraft considered throwing their hat in the ring with a gasoline-electric hybrid that even had a built-in communications device. So why didn't the car fly? Jim Cherry has the story this week on Cherry Classics.
Read MoreLike a heavyweight boxer in a fitted tux, Chrysler’s elegantly brutish 300 packed the power to match its looks. The Chrysler letter series cars’ beauty, power, and scarcity will no doubt gaurantee blue chip collectable status for a long time to come, with prime examples currently approaching six figures at auction.
Read MoreSome people love beautiful vintage cars that embody graceful style. But there are also those automotive oddballs that make others just smile. Like floating cars. Or fishbowl cars. Here are 9 Cherry Classics that deserve the role of oddball in automotive history.
Read MoreIn an era of exuberance, GM designer Charles "Chuck" Jordan stood out. With extreme designs even by GM standards this history-making stylist continued and may have designed something you've driven.
Read MoreIn post WW][ America the demand for cars was hot and innovative ideas abounded. So Gary Davis joined the ranks of those who thought he had a better idea for the American roads. But his three-wheeled fantasy turned into a two year jail sentence. What happened? Ride along with Jim Cherry and find out.
Read MoreThere are some great cars from the past that could be great cars of tomorrow. Jim Cherry has a list of 9 cars that should be produced again today.
Read MoreAfter saving the world in World War Two, GIs returned home to raise families in a booming postwar economy. Baby boomers soon had babies and discovered that station wagons made perfect vehicles for hauling - and Chevrolet had an idea for a new kind of wagon for the American public - the Nomad.
Read MoreWe all know about the Corvair but Chevrolet was thinking ahead a decade before. What became of Chevy's groundbreaking Cadet? Find out this week with Cherry Classics.
Read MoreEarly automotive pioneers started by powering their buggies but soon turned to the sky for inspiration. One of these was Sir Charles Dennistoun Burney who created a prototype. But what became of these 12 advanced cars? Jim Cherry streamlines the info this week on the Curbside.
Read MoreThe Pot Hole on the Information Superhighway is America's on-line car show calendar and blog about vintage vehicles and the people who care for them. Get information on vintage rides, car shows and more. we love hot rods, restorations, resto mods, classics, trucks, vintage bikes and more.
