It’s been said anything worth doing is worth doing in style and clearly that was the approach used when this Rolls Royce Silver Shadow was conceived and built.
After finishing it’s first (and only) Baja race in 1984 the RR sat for 17 …
With Driven in the books the 2013 show season is now “officially” underway in Calgary. Eager to get old man winter out the door this years driven took place a little earlier than last year which meant a few people …
As fall 2012 came to a close, Brad Dale began prepping his car for winter in Toronto. As the months got colder, a thought began to snowball in his head.
After scraping around all summer static on HSD coil overs …
For years air suspension has had a reputation for being a sub par alternative to coil overs when it comes to building a vehicle where form shouldn’t hamper function.
This is of course an archaic mindset because like all other …
The Canadian International Autoshow celebrates 40 years of operation this year which makes me wonder how many I’ve attended throughout the years.
Though the number is likely less than half I can remember as a child, attending the show with …
There’s something about American vehicles from the 50′s and 60′s that is universally appealing. Pristine examples of this vintage can be found in a variety of locales in which they were never sold, imported by those drawn to the style …
It’s been said anything worth doing is worth doing in style and clearly that was the approach used when this Rolls Royce Silver Shadow was conceived and built.
After finishing it’s first (and only) Baja race in 1984 the RR sat for 17 …
Got the opportunity to check out the Street Classics 2013 season opener on Saturday. I ended up leaving the house a little bit late which meant that sadly I missed some of the people who ducked out early to go onto other long …
I’ve always found the relationship between Japan’s automotive scene and the one in North America is pretty interesting. We copy them, they copy us, they copy us copying them, we copy them copying us copying them.
It’s like a never ending feedback loop …
If there’s any one car I’ve got just a hint of a purist mindset about it’s the General Lee. Most of the ones I’ve seen modified in anyway that differs from the original on screen look simply don’t do a thing for me.…
Things have been heating up since the last post about The Meguiar’s Car Crazy Canada’s Best contest and Meguiar’s Canada recently posted the ten finalists from Winnipeg World Of Wheels.
These ten finalists are now in the running to win a VIP trip …
Today is the day I make good on last Friday’s promise of some more favourable front end swaps to balance out the more horrendous.
Front (and rear for that matter) swaps are always going to be somewhat controversial, and a matter of personal …
300C’s get a bad rap because bad rappers often throw large, narrow, chrome wheels under them at stock height and call it a day. Put in the right hands however the 300C can be a very fine looking luxury sedan.
Amrit recently sent …
Earlier in the week Jalopnik posted a link to a Mercedes clipped Expedition that triggered memories of a post here on SIE from three years ago showcasing a collection of rather questionable front end swaps.
At the time I had intentions of making …
Not long ago I waded my way into a thread about “Surf Wagons” on the H.A.M.B in an attempt to find more information on the Suburban included in today’s post.
After clicking through a few pages I noticed that there’s a bit of …
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