The De Tomaso Mangusta was born of a blending of a chassis originally created for a Can Am race car and a Giorgetto Giugiaro “origami” body style, complete with luxury fittings, air-conditioning, and power windows. It…
The Del Rey “Sky Lounge” camper was one of the most iconic of the 1960s-1970s. It fitted on the back of a pickup truck and provided comfortable split level living. It was a testimony to the…
Devaux Cars is an Australian business that has made a number of custom coupés and spyders that combine the best of 1930s classic styling with a restrained use of modern technology. The result is a car…
While it can be intrepid to go for a long expedition on a motorcycle it can be rather more comfortable and safer to travel in a well designed camper, preferably based on a military vehicle. This…
Among the most respected luxury car makers of the 1920’s and 1930’s stands Hispano Suiza. These cars blended Swiss engineering with Spanish and French style to create some of the most desirable automobiles of the classic…
The post war 1950’s was a period of great creativity in the United States and the “Land of the free” produced some truly free four wheeled creations. One style was the “Lead Sled” which typically featured…