River City Rods’ “Brown Sugar” reimagines a 1983 Chevy squarebody camper with a 5.3L LS V8, 4L80E automatic, and adjustable ...

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This 1970 Nissan 240Z is a classic "V8-swapped" project located in San Diego. It features a Chevy 350 small-block engine paired with a recently rebuilt T5 manual transmission. While the vehicle is a ...

A Joseph Eichler-built home in the San Francisco Bay Area is now on the market for $1.795 million. The midcentury home is in Foster City, a master-planned city that juts into the bay and has lagoons ...

A stunning house in a plush Glasgow suburb virtually untouched in the six decades since it was built has gone on the market for the first time. The four-bedroom property on Mearns Road, Newton Mearns, ...

Toronto real estate is wild, but every once in a while, a listing pops up that makes you go, "Wait… how is this still under $1 million?" — and 16 Cliff St. is very much that listing. Tucked into a ...

A vintage caravan that was converted into a bar has hit the market. A 24ft Airstream International that has lived at Redwell Brewery in Trowse is up for sale on Gumtree. It is being listed for £13,500 ...

Holidays often come with huge expectations. Everyone is supposed to be happy, families are expected to get along, and the atmosphere should feel perfect even when reality says otherwise. Sometimes you ...

Punk rock didn’t hit its peak until the mid-’70s, but the groundwork was laid much earlier. The first murmurings of punk happened in the ’60s. Many rockers were leaving behind all sense of innocence, ...

The launch of the original Ford Bronco was a special moment in automotive history. Americans were having tons of fun outdoors, and in building the Bronco, Ford crafted the perfect instrument for ...

Cruise ships are getting bigger and bigger. They’re floating hotels, with multiple restaurants and pools, full-size concert theaters, shopping malls. But in the 1970s, as PortMiami was just exploding ...