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Drool. 1959  Benz 300SL. Check out these amazing photos: https://coachwerks.com/car/1959-mercedes-benz-300sl/ #Mercedes

So pumped for Slate. I have my reservation in!!

Hold my beer. In 1995, Renault and Williams F1 dropped a Formula 1 race engine into a Renault Espace minivan.

The Fiat S76, later also known as Fiat 300 HP Record and nicknamed "The Beast of Turin", was a car built in 1910 by the Italian company Fiat specifically to beat the land speed record held in those years by the Blitzen Benz. Its 28,353 cc displacement engine delivered 290 hp.

Ummm. What in the hell. 2004 Covini C6W. A six-wheeled supercar. https://www.throttlextreme.com/covini-c6w-six-wheeled-sensational-supercar/

Charlotte Bridgwood's "Cleaning Device" is the name for the pre-WWII windshield wiper system you described. Patented in 1918 (US Patent 1,274,983), it features a carriage with wiping elements that slide horizontally back and forth along a fixed track mounted at the top of the windshield frame.

Keeping your beer in the bumper — only in the 1970s. #oldschoolcool

Otto wasn’t just a G-Wagen—it was home, compass, and companion. In 1988, Günther Holtorf set out with Christine for a short African drive. It became a 24-year odyssey across 177 countries and 550,000 miles. No GPS. No sponsors. Just maps, grit, and a dream. Legends, both of them.

Mecum's Kissimmee sale is its biggest of the year and you see their best cars made available.   I'm gonna pick out some of the ones I think are particularly cool.

https://www.mecum.com/auctions/kissimmee-2026/

Sir Malcolm Campbell’s 1933 Campbell-Railton-Rolls Royce Blue Bird set records in motion—272 mph at Daytona, then a staggering 301.129 mph on the Bonneville Salt Flats in 1935. The first to break 300 mph and forever part of speed’s golden era. #automotivehistory