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Those Things You find on the Side of the Road
In the miles and miles of driving around the US this summer here are some examples of what I found on the side of the road: Continue reading
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Is it 12,000 miles Already?
Well, if you want to be exact it was more like 15,000 including the tour I took around the Northeast museums before I took a brief break and headed on to the big loop around the rest of the United… Continue reading
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Ypsilanti’s Automotive Heritage Museum
Dare you to say that three times fast. The P71 prowled around the neighborhood in Michigan until we came to the intersection where this museum sits. What a great looking place it is, too. The inside has a really nice… Continue reading
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A Visit with Ford–Dearborn, MI
The P71 purred its way north to Dearborn. I was looking forward to this opportunity to meet with an engineer or two at the Ford Product Development Center. I have been to that neighborhood as an Autoweek Fantasy Camp member… Continue reading
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Dashcams
One of the items that I added to the P71 was a dashcam so that I would have a record of what other drivers were doing in front of me. fortunately nothing all that exciting occurred, but in Russia it… Continue reading
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Who’s Driving – Revisited
Back in 2010 I wrote about the emerging capability of hackers to get control of your car. well here is a video of just what could happen given current capabilities three years later. Sure the dash was torn apart and… Continue reading
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Bowling Green– wait for it–Ohio
Yes I know all you Corvette fans will be disappointed, but I just had to visit Snook’s Dream Cars in Bowling Green, Ohio. I mean, look at this place! Its like going back in time, only better. The entry to… Continue reading
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Indiana–Things on the side of the road
I love driving around here. The air is a lot cooler than where I’ve been previously. The countryside is full of corn and soybean fields. The trees are nice and full and green. I pass a lot of farms and… Continue reading
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Studebaker–this one’s for Karl
In South Bend, Indiana, is the museum that pays tribute to the brand of Studebaker cars. The Studebaker automobiles were around when I was a young lad. I remember them as the sponsor of a TV show called Mr. Ed. … Continue reading










