It occurred to your Editor that there were some special items of clothing around here that our readers might enjoy taking a took at. It’s clear that there is a lot of old stuff in my collection with the oldest of these items having survived 40 years. Each is a heritage piece. Each item has history and a story to tell.
This presentation is from the 2003 Event Data Recorder Symposium hosted by the National Transportation Safety Board and the Society of Automotive Engineers.
GM Is In Auto Industry Chaos
We have continued to follow the saga of GM and Chrysler as they attempt to find direction and a method to be successful automobile manufacturers.
Success for 2009 is defined many ways but this article will focus on two of paramount importance to the Car Guy – Product & Dealers. One success track is providing Washington a written game plan on how they will be successful. When the plan is approved, and funded, then each plan will have to be implemented. Plan implementation represents a several year commitment and then Proof Is In the Pudding will tell the world, and Washington, if the plan works. This is definitely not going to be a quick process. … Continue Reading
L-R - James May, Tribune Editor, BBC Producer
Top Gear was quite aware that John Travolta no longer lived at Spruce Creek. However, that did not bother their story line one bit as the writers and producer got all enthusiastic about having James May bring a letter to John’s former house.
BBC Crew and Tribune Editor
Not having had an opportunity to see the episode I can only reflect on some of the fun associated with filming and spending some time with James May and the rest of the BBC crew. … Continue Reading
March 27-28-29 were the dates for the Spring Daytona Beach Car Show and Swap Meet. Although not as large as the fall event organizers expected over 1,600 cars including street rods, classics, sports cars, luxury cars, muscle cars, street machines, and trucks. Over 1,000 vehicles were expected for sale in the car corral. Selected photos can be found in the Gallery tab. … Continue Reading
There is a very strong probability that a reader of the Tribune is an automotive enthusiast, otherwise it is pretty unlikely that you would be following along with this gear-clashing chaos that is breaking out between Detroit and Washington. Today the top story in the Wall Street Journal and the Nightly News have the lead story about Mr. Wagoner being let go by Mr. Obama. From the Tribune’s position that makes total sense because reflecting on history associated with the Titanic, just ask yourself if Captain Smith would of deserved a bonus for hitting the iceberg? Well, Mr. Wagoner’s company has continued to lose about 1% market share since he became CEO in 2000.
