* Yes, we’ve been following the news of the famed  BMW art cars’ U.S. tour, and we’re pretty jazzed to see them coming to New York. May just have to make a trip down there. But if you can’t happen to make it to one of the stops on the tour, 0-60 Magazine has something darn close to the experience - a bunch of high-resolution wallpapers of the art cars . Clickity, download and enjoy.
* We previously mentioned Liberty Motors’ ACE three-wheeler, an homage to the Morgan trike built here in the United States. Liberty has recently begun limited production and delivery of the three-wheelers, and has received some attendant press coverage in Britain’s Telegraph.
* JDo recently forwarded me a website he came across dedicated to historical automobile dealerships in Camden, New Jersey, including Rohrer Chevrolet, pictured above. Some of the dealerships seem to be pretty well fleshed out (Rohrer had an H-D Servicycle, for instance), while others are merely listed. Makes me wish more people documented their towns’ dealership history.
* Glad to see Jenn still posting over at CarDomain’s blog; she recently stumbled across this Omni that was converted to electric when new by JMJ Electric Corporation. According to the electric vehicle encyclopedia, JMJ also electrified Rabbits and Dodge D-50s, though there’s not much more on the company there.
* Finally, Amazon’s CarLust blog has a post up on the 1960 DiDia 150, which looks like a Ford concept car from the early to mid-1950s, but was actually handbuilt for musician and actor Bobby Darin. With diamond dust in the paint. More on it over at the H.A.M.B. and on a Darin fan page.
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