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As seen in: Automoblog, WIRED Magazine, New Atlas
Author of Bricks & Bones - The Endearing Legacy and Nitty-Gritty Phenomenon of The Indy 500. | Writer for @automoblog
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A Sweet Sickness: This Flathead Movie is Old School Gearhead Fun

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By Tony Borroz, Carl Anthony Verified
| Automoblog.com
Affiliate Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate, Automoblog earns from qualifying purchases. Commissions from Amazon come to us at no additional cost to you when making a purchase through the links below. See our Privacy Policy to learn more. release date September 2011 Starring Vern Tardel Mike Herman Verne Hamond Hot rod builder and award-winning filmmaker Brian Darwas talks with the world’s top engine builders and fabricators in A Sweet Sickness: The Flathead Movie.
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Furiously Ridiculous: The Worst Car Movies of All Time

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By Tony Borroz, Carl Anthony Verified
| Automoblog.com
Affiliate Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate, Automoblog earns from qualifying purchases. Commissions from Amazon come to us at no additional cost to you when making a purchase through the links below. See our Privacy Policy to learn more. Table of Contents show Sometimes, it’s two-dimensional and brainless characters, a lack of a coherent plot, a script full of car clichés, or a combination of the three. Whatever the case, here are five of the worst car movies ever made.
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Le Mans Better Than Ever Over 50 Years Later

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By Tony Borroz
| Automoblog.com
Affiliate Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate, Automoblog earns from qualifying purchases. Commissions from Amazon come to us at no additional cost to you when making a purchase through the links below. See our Privacy Policy to learn more. starring Steve McQueen Siegfried Rauch Elga Andersen fun fact McQueen’s suit sold at auction in 2011 for $960,000. “Watch out for the red Lola. Lola!” These are the first words of dialogue in Le Mans, and they are not spoken for 36 minutes into the film.
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