Paul Mackie has been a prominent name in Portland hot rod culture for a number of years. A Grade “A” […]
Artistic Revelation: A Sitdown With Renowned Pinstriper Paul Mackie Read Post »
By Sara Paulson, Associate Archivist An amusing (and confusing) conversation could be overheard in the Archive the other day. It
A Tale Of Two Rose City Speedways Read Post »
ENDING DECEMBER 31! FOR ONE GLORIOUS DECADE, THEY WERE KINGS. Pontiac Chief Engineer John DeLorean gambled and swung for the
American Muscle Cars Read Post »
Mickey Thompson is a name well known in many types of racing. He was a genius/ madman engineer that tested
Larger Than Life: Inspecting Mickey Thompson’s Challenger Read Post »
On March 23, World of Speed Motorsports Museum will unveil the new exhibit, Mario Andretti: Racing Royalty, honoring the most successful
Mario Andretti: Racing Royalty Read Post »
A MODEL CAR GUIDE TO FERRARI’S RACING & PRODUCTION VEHICLES 1950S Having just built its first production car in 1947,
Ferrari Through The Decades Read Post »
After the Second World War, the sun rose on a world where factories that had formerly churned out warplanes were
Photo courtesy of Gregor Halenda Through photographs, rider jackets, team sweaters, and enlarged programs, discover Sidewinders, the club and the
Triumph Motorcycle Display Read Post »
Jimmy Martin grew up in Oregon’s burgeoning racing culture of the 1940s, made his way to the 1949 Indy 500
Jimmy Martin Photos gary Martin Words Read Post »
From Moonshine to NASCAR: HOW THE PROHIBITION LEAD TO STOCK CAR RACING MOONSHINE & BOOTLEGGERS Made in the cover of
From Moonshine To Nascar Read Post »
