* What better reason for a cross-country road trip than to attend the monthly meeting of a club meeting? Or, at least, that was the thinking behind the drive made by four couples in their Jensen Healeys traveling from Chicago to Southern California and documenting their adventures on Facebook.
* Speaking of cross-country road trips, Gus Petzel did his in a midget racing car back in the mid-1920s. The Old Motor has more on his trip.
* Speaking of pint-sized cars, Geoff Hacker at Forgotten Fiberglass introduced us to the Woodill Brushfire, a kid-scale single-cylinder version of the Woodill Wildfire that could (barely) fit an adult.
* Evel Knievel’s bikes and costumes would certainly make for a great museum exhibit, but the Circuit of the Americas recently put up a temporary exhibit honoring the daredevil that Gizmag grabbed some photos of.
* Finally, his Porsche 356 may not be the most talked about car customized by Dean Jeffries, but the story on it is still rather well documented, as this article from Car Build Index shows.
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