Tim Miller takes us on a ride through the development and evolution of the automobile body, from carriage works to monocoque unibodies.
Early car bodies featured skills and techniques used in wagon and carriage manufacturing.
An exploration of the fascinating and unconventional world of free-piston engines, from early 20th century innovations to the controversial Stelzer Engine, highlighting radical engineering concepts that challenged traditional internal combustion design and promised remarkable efficiency with minimal moving parts.
A fascinating look inside the Canadian Raceboat Hall of Fame, where legendary Canadian raceboats, historic hydroplanes, and powerful marine engines bring the country’s overlooked powerboat racing history to life.
A nostalgic journey into a lifelong passion for cars, this story traces early memories of motorsports, family influence, and the thrill of learning to drive behind the wheel of iconic British classics. From Mini Coopers to Lotus Elans, it’s a coming-of-age tale shaped by speed, mentorship, and unforgettable machines.
After reinstalling my 1965 MGB’s engine, it produced massive oil smoke. The issue wasn’t the PCV valve but a clogged side-cover oil separator, a common problem requiring cleaning and refurbishing.
Admitting you have a problem is the first step. OK, so I admit it. I’m a SAP-ist. One who has a Stalled (and/or) Abandoned Project.
I’ve had one of those soul-searching moments recently. I was lamenting to a friend about what I call the SAP-Syndrome. This is the “Stalled/Abandoned Project”
Remember that the steps you take when taking your vehicle out of storage can help ensure you have a successful season