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Book Review: K-Car Convertibles "K" the car that saved Chrysler By Don Narus

Chrysler’s square-rigged little K cars, while an object of derision for some, are an endless font of fascination for me. I don’t know what it is about their Lincoln-that-shrunk-in-the-wash looks Continue Reading

Posted On : November 17, 2016 Published By : Mr Malaise
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Book Review: Iacocca by Lee Iacocca with William Novak

Has anyone bothered to write a review of this book since it was published back during the Reagan administration ? Doubtful. But nevertheless, being a diehard devotee of the unloved, Continue Reading

Posted On : November 8, 2016 Published By : Mr Malaise
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Book Review: The Yugo by Jason Vuic

The Yugo car is many things. A byword for unreliability, the punchline of a joke, and in the countries that were once Yugoslavia, it’s an icon of rose tinted nostalgia. Continue Reading

Posted On : October 26, 2016 Published By : Mr Malaise
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Ballad of the Magnolia Belle- Part Two

Where last we left off, your humble narrator was stricken with an incurable case of petrol lust as a result of a brief encounter with a 1989 Lincoln Town Car. Continue Reading

Posted On : September 22, 2016 Published By : Mr Malaise
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The Ballad of the Magnolia Belle

I gracefully thread the chiseled prow of a creamy 1989 Lincoln Town Car down a narrow serpentine California foothill lane, barely wide enough to contain the width of even a Continue Reading

Posted On : September 13, 2016 Published By : Mr Malaise
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Part II of III of the Pinto Saga – or – Surf's Up!

The Animal, Part II: After extricating ourselves from da UP peat, we decided to make a run down to Gould City. Gould City is remarkable as it’s on US 2 Continue Reading

Posted On : September 4, 2016 Published By : dangerboyandpixie
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Honey, I Shrunk the Land Yacht

Let’s pretend that you are the massive corporate fiefdom that was General Motors in the 1970’s. Hitherto you could do largely as you wished, but then something called CAFE happened, Continue Reading

Posted On : September 3, 2016 Published By : Mr Malaise
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Iacocca's Drag Queen

In the annals of automotive history there have been some Italian-American hybrids of eye watering beauty and astounding performance. In the 1950’s the likes of Frank Sinatra and Desi Arnaz Continue Reading

Posted On : August 31, 2016 Published By : Mr Malaise
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Part I of III – Four Wheelin' a Pinto.

It’s time to introduce you to…The Animal. Part I: The Animal was a friend of mine through jr. high, high school and college. He received his nickname as he was Continue Reading

Posted On : August 26, 2016 Published By : dangerboyandpixie
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A Sunday Race – Pants Not Included.

Summer of ’83. I was working as a greeter a the Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village in Dearborn Michigan, getting paid to say hello and goodbye. I had a Continue Reading

Posted On : August 25, 2016 Published By : dangerboyandpixie

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