Stan Mott’s Autobiography
Stan Mott is gone. He wrote this autobiography in 2019 especially for the Dean’s Garage book.
Stan Mott is gone. He wrote this autobiography in 2019 especially for the Dean’s Garage book.
Herb’s six FBCG entries included one made from a block of Plexiglas, and another from cast in aluminum!
A tribute to the life of Ed Mertz by Helen V. Hutchings.
Video interviews with GM designer Elia Russinoff by Clasiq.
Stutz Bearcat—A memorable and significant car in American automobile history was this year’s focus for the League of Retired Designers.
Dennis is an outstanding designer and good friend. This is one of several stories he wrote for the upcoming book, Dean’s Garage.
2018 League project. NEW Renderings.
History of GM’s Total Automotive System Concept Program (TASC) and creation of the TASC4GT
Rear engine cars is the focus this year.
The latest in Packard proposals.
No, Bruce McCall didn’t design these.
By Allan Flowers. “Design is a long, messy process involving many people, most of whom are never ever given the least bit of publicity.”
New Cord, Dusenberg, and Auburn designs by the League of Retired Automotive Designers.
Photos and text by by Milton J. Antonick.
The League of Retired Automotive Designer’s 2014 project: create new designs for Ford models no longer made.
This missing model turned up on eBay.
If the models still exist, they are probably stored in their original shipping boxes.
Text and photos complements of the car’s owner and builder, Dave Crook.
“A car has to make you feel something. If a buyer looks at a car and says, ‘I don’t like it,’ all the other stuff doesn’t matter.”
Sharf now has thousands of car drawings, mostly from the 1930s through the 1960s.
“I guess I just can’t get cars and art out of my system.”
I had the privilege of working with Geza in my first studio when I first started at General Motors.
