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Chevy’s Corvette, Dodge’s Viper and China’s Car – Three on a couch
With the imminent arrival of Daylight Savings Time, there’ll be far more opportunity to hang out on your bike, and less inclination to hang…
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For the love of the book: Quattro – The Race and Rally Story
It was in the late ‘60s when I first became familiar with the Audi brand.
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Vespa and Vette –Enduring Symbols of the Postwar Period
I know what you’re thinking: Only the most anal-retentive would consider buying Christmas gifts in October.
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Well Red:
FORMULA 1: CAR BY CAR 1950 – 59 By Peter Higham It had been but five years since V-E Day, ending World War II in Europe.
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For your Father’s Day photo op… buy a book!
Behavioral change is an interesting concept, especially when mandated by a larger change in society.
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Extending Your Spring Break? Book It.
This is, as my local bookstore suggested in a recent e-mail, a great time to make friends with a book.
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Speed Reading, in the Year of Our Ford
If you’ve been paying attention, you know that news – and by that we mean real news, and not the latest ‘update’ on autonomous driving –…
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Before brexit, book it – The very best of britain
While I’ll admit to dozing, I recently watched (most of) a British-produced documentary on Britain’s Spitfire, the plane that essentially…
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The Mini at 60: Still irreverent, increasingly relevant
It was the Suez Crisis in the fall of 1956, and the ensuing fuel shortages in Britain, that propelled the British Motor Corporation toward…
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Book it! Your end-of-summer reading list
Writing this on August 15th, there remain (perhaps) a dozen poolside days in which to take a dip, have a beer and grab a book.
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The Complete Book of Pontiac GTO – Getting Your Goat
It isn’t – to be clear – as vivid of a recollection as man walking on the moon, but my first sighting of Pontiac’s GTO remains one very…
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It’s Fall – Cozy Up To A Fast Book
Regardless of the hobby (or more correctly, the obsessive hobby), you can never have enough of what you enjoy.
