We’ve seen versions of this Sid Avery photo, taken of an unnamed Los Angeles freeway in 1955 (we’re guessing the 101), floating around the web purporting that it shows typical 4:30 p.m. rush ...

... in the cabin – both audibly and by feel. The Sprint is a lot more at home bopping around town than it is eating up freeway miles – although owner Norman drove his about 200 miles to get home ...

... with a disused freeway overpass that was accessible via side roads, and a long lens (70-200 Canon L-series glass on my 30D body). The long lens would get rid of the ugliness of the bridge and light poles, ...

... not talking about those overgrown mansions that take up two lanes on the freeway, or are as long as a city bus, but what about something that is no larger than a typical van, like this Chinook? This ...

... reliable power and relaxed freeway cruising.  This is a close cousin to the original motor since Datsun originally built Austin motors under license from England.  The drum brakes have been replaced with ...

... opportunities, we thought we’d round up a few photos from the collections all focusing on what is perhaps L.A.’s most iconic feature – its freeway system – throughout the years. ...

... are 15″ American mags 6″ and 7″. This Ranchero is very quick but still runs down the freeway 75 mph at 2,500 rpm. It is very dependable, always runs cool and is a pleasure to drive.  ...

... mountains, just north-east of downtown LA. The event was held in the community recreation center parking lot, under both the eponymous rock and the 134 freeway. The lot is small, and as there was a greater ...

... home improvement store. So without further delay, I present you with the beauty shots of the FX and teammate MRolla, parked jauntily on a dead-end street near the freeway.  Syringes available, but not ...

... Mint 400 is broken into two races: The “Limited Vehicle” race which begins at 6am, and the “Unlimited Vehicle” race which begins at 1pm. From the 15 Freeway, exit Jean / Goodsprings Road and go East. Then ...

... freeway driving a blast. The rear end with posi traction came out of a 1958 Chevy. Asking price is $20k. Any more questions? Just shoot an e-mail at chad54@cox.net.  ...

... The 4-wheel drive works great and has Low Range that will climb a tree. New radiator, new starter, tune-up, filters, new battery, truck runs down the freeway very nicely at 65 mph. The interior has some ...

... comfortably at freeway speeds ( and above if you wish ) all day long. The car has undergone a “no expense spared” 100 percent ground up restoration to concurs condition. Mechanical Features: ...

Swanee 3 hat dem Pool ein Foto hinzugefügt: Who wouldn't want to learn how to drive in this bad boy cruising down the freeway? Photographed at GoodGuys Southwest Nationals 2012 COPYRIGHT NOTICE: All ...

If you check you’re favorite automotive sites on a daily basis then you’ve no doubt seen the group of jackasses that shut down a Northern, CA freeway so they could do donuts. Well it comes ...

Los Angeles’ San Bernardino Freeway – the 10 to us locals – is one of the busiest stretches of road in the Nation. That was especially the case this past Sunday when a section in West ...

... shifter stalk and original knob added. A Ford 9-inch rear end finishes it off. The engine sounds like a powerful hot rod at low speeds, yet is surprisingly very quiet and smooth on the freeway. The brakes ...

The other night I was heading down the 5 freeway – because that’s just how I roll – when I came upon something that I’ve never seen before. The Audi A6 ahead of me – this ...

... driveway and wind through a residential neighborhood, looking for the freeway onramp.  The steering at low speed is very loose– a bit disconcerting.  By boosting the power steering at low speed, ...

... in November 1966 on the San Diego Freeway near Wilshire Boulevard after learning that USC was When do they start flipping cars and burning couches? According to the caption that went with this photo on ...