How U.S. Automakers Helped the Allies Win WWII
Posted on 11/13/2023
On Jan. 1, 1942, the government froze the sale of consumer vehicles. Instead of working on luxury designs and automotive innovations, automakers were building tanks, trucks, airplanes, Jeeps, torpedoes, and[…]
Antique Adventure at WAAAM in Hood River
Posted on 07/10/2023
The WAAAM Air & Auto Museum has one of the largest collections of still-flying antique aeroplanes and still-driving antique automobiles in the country. The items on display at this museum[…]
Green Book and Sundown on the Mother Road
Posted on 06/30/2023
Route 66 is a long story that is still being told. The glory of The Mother Road endures with a resilience underscored by her responsiveness to movements of not only[…]
On the Western Trail of Bigfoot Museums
Posted on 06/26/2023
Bigfoot may be ever-elusive but as Sasquatch researcher and balladeer Tom Yamarone can attest, museums dedicated to the subject are dotted around America and not hard to find if you[…]
Gen X to Gen Z: Car Culture Looks Beyond the Boomers
Posted on 06/19/2023
Move over, Boomers! In American auto culture, the trend toward younger enthusiasts with upwardly mobile careers and a taste for the finer things in life has become increasingly evident. Mark[…]