When Zach Straits went searching for his biological family, he eventually discovered them and so much more. In addition to his long-lost family members, the Ford enthusiast also discovered a 1967 Chevrolet Camaro that was named "Jenny." Now that Jenny is finally restored, Zach is ready to see their story published.
Old Cars has assembled a list of gift ideas for those who are crazy about old cars. These suggestions will help find the perfect gift for that special someone... or even yourself!
The Corvair Preservation (CFP) Museum, which has been in operation since 2016 and located in Glenarm, Illinois, on the historic Route 66, has been officially recognized by General Motors as the official Corvair museum for North America.
The CPF will be undergoing many changes in the coming months, in preparation for the new branding, including signage to reflect the "National Corvair Museum" name. The facility is located at 10041 Palm Rd. (Old Route 66) in Glenarm, Illinois. The museum will also be hosting events throughout the year to celebrate, preserve, and tell the story of the Corvair for future generations of classic car enthusiasts.
The Little Giant was one of 40 truck brands manufactured in Chicago between 1911 and 1920.
Little Giant trucks were advertised as "strong, simple, reliable, and efficient." Chicago Pneumatic Tool had an enviable reputation, and thanks to its established tool business, people saw Chicago Pneumatic Tool's trucks as utilitarian, sturdy, rugged and with rough-road durability.
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