Texas Legend Jim Hall and His Chaparrals Book Review
Jim Hall embodies a relentless creative spirit during a time in America where individual initiative was valued and respected.
Jim Hall embodies a relentless creative spirit during a time in America where individual initiative was valued and respected.
Jim Hall speaks of the Chaparral development, downforce, innovations, styling, and Chevrolet, at the Petroleum Museum. Plus, you’re treated to a trip around Rattlesnake Raceway. Don’t miss this personal tour!
John R. Wright interviews Jim Musser who was involved with Chevrolet R&D and the Chaparral connection in the ’60s.
Chaparral challenges Ford, Ferrari, and Porsche in Europe. Technical insights of the 2F. Cool photos. If only…
Ed Welburn (Retired GM Design VP) shares his experiences with Jim Hall and driving the Chaparral 2H.
“There’s a lot of junk out there today. If you want it straight, read Kirby.”—Paul Newman
In 2005 I had the opportunity to visit the Chaparral Exhibit at the Petroleum Museum in Midland, Texas—hollowed ground for Chaparral enthusiasts.
CanAm. The ultimate run-what-you-brung series. No balance of performance nonsense. Great video.
Restored documentary of the careers of Mark Donohue and Roger Penske from 1968. Great video.
Dean’s Garage reviews Maestro: Bill Mitchell, Second Edition by Roy Lonberger.
Jim Musser speaks about many of the special projects he worked on during his time with Frank Winchell’s Chevy R&D team, including the development of the Corvair Monza GT, GM’s relationship with Jim Hall and Chaparral, and the underappreciated Corvette XP-819 concept.
Karl Ludvigsen finds himself in the middle of one of the most interesting episodes in the history of the Corvair.
After 18 months of development including a trip to the GM Archives at Design Center, Dean’s Garage, The Future Is Back is finally finished!
Used to be that car magazines had way more content than ads.
Eight year plus resto-mod nearing completion.
Ever want to know how Penske and Donohue prepared the Trans Am Camaros?
Paul Van Valkenburgh’s classic is mandatory reading for those interested in an insider’s account of Chevrolet’s involvement in racing in the ’60s.
Donohue’s account of initial testing in Germany.
CAN-AM 50th Anniversary. Run-what-you-brung unlimited racing. Book Review.
Where Bruce McLaren and Jim Hall put on quite a show. I was there.
Cool video. Driver interviews. Racing action. And a trip around Road America in a Corvette light weight (Grand Sport) driven and narrated by Roger Penske.
The untold story behind GM’s most iconic cars.
The Howmet TX Turbine Car. It looks like an endurance Racer. Sounds like the Batmobile. When I watched the video, I smiled for 5 minutes. The sound!
An exhaustive historical account that you can’t put down.