Kenworth K100
Production of cabover Kenworth K100 began almost simultaneously with the iconic W900. Initially the series of cabover trucks was designated as K900, but after some modifications the machine received the designation K100. These trucks also became iconic and even today … Continued
1953 Mack H-Series
There is not much information about the Mack H-Series on the Internet. I found only a few short videos on YouTube. The truck is so rare, that I have not seen a single advertisement about its sale. Therefore, if you … Continued
1931 Peerless V16
There is almost no information on the internet or youtube about the 1931 Peerless V16. It is a magnificent automobile and unfortunately for me, it was not put into production.By the onset of the Great Depression, automobile manufacturers in America … Continued
1912 Peerless Model 60
There is almost no information about the 1912 Peerless Model 60 on the internet. On YouTube I have not found a single review of this, stunning, vintage, American car. I have only seen one video of this car from a … Continued
1923 McFarlan Model 154
I have to admit – even up until yesterday, until I watched Jay Leno’s video, I didn’t know about the 1923 McFarlan Model 154. There’s no typo here – we’re not talking about British McLaran cars now, but American McFarlan … Continued
1934 Nash LaFayette
The Nash automobile brand is not remembered by many people today, even in America. Nash LaFayette was shown shortly after the Ford Model 18, the first mass-produced car with a V8 engine. The car from Nash cost one and a … Continued
1936 Packard 120
This Packard allowed the company to get things going and once again, after the Great Depression, reach a high level of sales. This was achieved by producing a relatively affordable car, under a brand of absolute luxury and quality. Just … Continued
1936 Lincoln Zephyr
The 1936 Lincoln Zephyr was not the company’s flagship. Lincoln positioned this car lower than the K-Series, but certainly higher than the eight-cylinder Ford Model 18. Despite not the highest price tag, the Zephyr, like the K-Series, was equipped with … Continued
1917 Lincoln L-Series
I don’t know about you, but I could hardly imagine that Mercedes and BMW were created by the same person. But that’s exactly what happened with Cadillac and Lincoln. Both luxury, American car manufacturers were founded by Henry Lilland. In … Continued
1941 Studebaker US6
Studebaker US6 became the most massive vehicle delivered under the Lend-Lease from the USA to the USSR. During the war years 100 thousand of these trucks were sent to the Soviet Union. For comparison, the well-known Jeep Wyllis was sent … Continued