With a lot of kicking and screaming even ole Henry Ford knew it was time to replace his Tin Lizzy The Model T. Not a person to embrace...

The Great Depression was easing, FDR was in the White House, Prohibition was long gone and the American Public was buying New Automobiles...

Despite the blight of The Great Depression GM's in house Art and Color Automotive Design Studio headed by Style Guru Harley Earl was on a...

By 1938 despite the grips of The Great Depression Nash was on a roll. With all new bodies Nash had its sights set on rivals Buick and...