Chevy's old Corvair Rampside trucks didn't sell well for a variety of reasons. This owner fixed all of them, and made it much better to look at, drive, and haul.
Ralph Nader’s book Unsafe at Any Speed ushered in a new era of automotive safety, especially in the US. And it also featured heavily in the history of one classic Chevrolet: the often-misunderstood Corvair. But despite the Corvair’s reputation for danger, it still has plenty of ardent fans; Jay Leno is one of them. And …
The Chevrolet Corvair was a mid-engine entry into the coupe, sedan, wagon, and van categories back in the 1960s. It is a classic. So, many classic car buyers go around looking for one to restore or one in great condition to add to their collection. But, what do you do if you have one that …
The popular Netflix series, The Queen’s Gambit, is keeping us at home entertained for those after work episodes and Sunday binge watching marathons. But many viewers have the same question. What is that classic car that the main character Beth’s friend Jolene drives? Anything set in the 1960s is likely to have a few sweet …
Although you don’t necessarily need a van for overlanding or on-the-road living, some of them are quite capable both on- and off-pavement. From Japan, there’s the Mitsubishi Delica, for one. But arguably the progenitor of the #vanlife movement is the VW Vanagon, and its predecessor, the VW Bus (‘Microbus’). However, back in the 60s, the …
Some cars endure the test of time and continue production through years of remodeling and updating…others are just big flops. If you’re having a bad day and need a friendly pick-me-up, you can take comfort in knowing, “Hey, at least I’m not responsible for some of these major car production fails.” 1.) Chevrolet Corvair Produced …
When it comes to buying new cars, safety is usually a huge factor for buyers. Whether you’re looking to purchase a new or used car, safety is usually one thing no one is willing to sacrifice. These days, though, cars have gotten incredibly safe. At least as long as you wear your seatbelt. But if …