Perhaps it would leave a purist dissatisfied, but as entertainment I found it thoroughly enjoyable. In fact, I could've continued watching where they left off! In typically British fashion, the characters are more important than the plot, and they are all played very well. Besides, we already...
Should I assume you've seen the February issue of "Hemmings Classic Car" already? ;) If you haven't, pick it up without delay, it's an entire issue devoted to Packard!
Contrary to popular belief, I find American cars from the Eighties to be some of the most reliable and economical cars ever produced. They weren't terribly exciting, and not as well built as my '66 Buick for example, but they got decent mileage and had tasteful if uninspired styling.
Ah, my...
When it comes time for tires, first I have to order whitewalls, then when they arrive I have to tell the fellow installing them to place the whitewalls on the outside! That's why I ordered them, dummy.
Adios 2009
My resolution is only "vintage" in that it's inspired by events and mistakes of the past...
My New Year's resolution for 2010 is not only to never again forsake those who are genuine, true of heart and honest of word, but to be wary of the disingenuous as well.
2009 was a...
If you grew up in California, Oregon, or Washington between 1950 and 1990, chances are pretty good that you rode to school in a school bus made by the Crown Coach Corporation of Los Angeles, California. And chances are also pretty good that if there was a fire, medical emergency, or auto...
Packard was a brand of luxury automobile built by the Packard Motor Car Company of Detroit, Michigan, and later by the Studebaker-Packard Corporation of South Bend, Indiana. The first Packard automobiles were produced in 1899 and the brand went off the market in 1958. Packards were advertised...
Saw this last night in Pasadena, fantastic film! -Dave
If Queen Victoria, in the great beyond, had a say in the matter, you could imagine her waving an imperious hand during the casting process for The Young Victoria, demanding that she be played by "that clever girl from The Devil Wears...
Saw it in Pasadena on Saturday, loved it! :eusa_clap Typical Coen Brothers though, can't make sense of half the damned thing! lol Depressing and hilarious at once.
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