This 1968 Chevrolet Biscayne packing a factory 427/4-speed combo reminds us of a time when these big girls could do the quarter mile hustle with the best of them. This clean ride has just 14,000 miles on the clock, most of them made 1/4 mile at a time as she’s spent her life drag racing instead of commuting 😎
Beloved by Americans, coffee had to go through a lot of stages before becoming the industry it is today. Despite coffee beans growing largely outside
An overview of the evolution of dry land skating, aka roller skating. Early 1700s – Skeelers: In Holland, an unknown Dutchman decided to go ice
Ever notice that turning off your TV (or Facebook, Email, etc.) really helps to change one’s mood and overall outlook for the better? Seriously. I’m
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Night-Shifting for the Hip Fleet is an article from the September 22, 1975 issue of New York Magazine that is said to have been inspiration
Once upon a time — or more accurately, back in the 1970s — the van reigned supreme. Riding-in right on the heels of the fading
Commander Heatherly (“Jester”): Now you’ll also be trained and evaluated by a few civilian specialists. The civilians are here because they are our very best source
In the 1980s, allegations of ritual abuse at a preschool in Southern California led to the longest, most expensive trial in U.S. history. The McMartin
Red Sovine released the song “Phantom 309” in 1967, almost a decade before CB truckin’ songs became unavoidable. It’s about a haunted 18-wheeler, and the
It’s easy to think we know everything there is to about the most romanticized eras of racing. Yet as newly discovered documents from the development
