Showing posts with label Mach 1. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mach 1. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 28, 2026

Sean Murphy's latest solo project (famous for outstanding comic book illustrations, graphic novels, and Batman) is published SIDEWAYS--a wider format helps capture all the car mayhem!



"In the future of America, cars have been outlawed. The people have gotten use to the comfort and convenience of PODS, giving power and control to the Money Barons who secretly control the cities. The only driver left is a man named CLUTCH--a smuggler (and retired stuntman/race car driver/overall badass) who's forced to get behind the wheel ONE LAST TIME in order to save his granddaughter. What starts out as a simple car chase quickly turns into a political upheaval as onlookers start seeing Clutch as a revolutionary hell bend on regaining the freedom that most Americans have surrendered."

Think "Escape from NY" meets "Vanishing Point".

Also, the book is published SIDEWAYS--a wider format will help me better capture all the car mayhem!


I posted about Sean last August when I discovered his incredible art  https://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2025/08/you-can-be-damn-sure-when-artist-has.html

Thursday, March 14, 2024

Baldwin Motion made 3 1969 Chevelles




 they put 1969 Mach 1 Mustang mirrors on them


Few could afford a Baldwin Motion built muscle car, fewer teenagers could even consider it.

 But 18 yr old Roberto Schneider, in 1968, had a rich Grandpa who owned the largest bank in Mexico.

 A friend with a 435-horse Corvette suggested that a Baldwin-Motion Camaro, with its outrageous guarantee, might be the way to go.

In late 1968, he arrived in Long Island, New York, and after a test-drive, Roberto was convinced that he would need a pair of cars—a four-speed Camaro for his street-racing exploits, and an automatic-equipped Chevelle to use as a tow car. 

Martyn Schorr, editor of Hi-Performance Cars magazine, called the pair "one of the most significant muscle car purchases in Baldwin-Motion history," a fact.

Tuesday, November 29, 2022

a few interesting things coming to auction from the inevitable liquidation of the Oldham collection in Arizona



1943 White bomb loader COE


1961 Fiat 600


1964 Ford former Chevron airport fuel truck


1970 Mach 1


and this 1972 GMC

Oldham was involved in seven dealerships throughout his career, collected about 900 cars and is auctioning about 100 of the less interesting, less desirable, and certainly not the high demand extremely valuable ones.

Spanning across 37 Acres of Arizona desert, with warehouses that house cars, trucks, 4x4’s and other specialty vehicles that were used to rent to movie studios for use ion films