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I recently had the opportunity to review Palawan Press' love letter to the earliest days of Porsche racing in Porsche Silver Steeds: Porsche Racing, a dedication 1948-1965.  Comprising 460-pages, author Roy Smith recounts an often perilous golden age of Porsche racing that begins with the Porsche 356, but was closely followed up by now-legendary competition sports racers such as the 550 Spyder, 718, and 904 GTS. As luck would have it, I do happen to have a few posters in stock from this epoch...

I love it when customers give me (positive) feedback about their purchases. Too often posters end up in another tube or flat file awaiting framing or just to be collected but in this case the customer wasted no time in framing his original "I too prefer Porsche" poster so he could enjoy it immediately.

An interesting niche I've inadvertently carved out for myself over the past several years has been automotive book reviewer. Not sure exactly how it happened but looking back I assume it was because most journalists prefer writing about driving cars versus the "geeky" stuff and I'm kind of the opposite. I just reviewed the thriller Deadly Driver for Porsche Club of America. If you find yourself in need of a high-octane literary ride into the world of espionage and Formula 1, consider the latest from author JK Kelly. 

I recently read about the passing of retired General Colin Powell. Doubtless, he performed a great public service to our country over the years. I also read about his predilection for vintage Volvos which I was unaware of. Over the years he had many and restored many himself with the exception of bodywork which he stated he wasn't adept at.  I happen to also be a Volvo man myself currently and drive a Volvo station wagon. This got me thinking about if Volvo created any posters during the earlier years and it turned out they did including this 1940s piece:...