The Old Coot names the problem
He says, “I’m John.” – I say, “Hi; I’m the Old Coot.” I stare at him for a minute and then ask, “What was your…
Editorial
The Saga of Young Joe
With gas prices at a four year low and more drivers on the road this holiday season than ever, it’s time for our yearly column…
The Old Coot rejects a Thanksgiving legend
So there I was, making my annual Thanksgiving Day trek to Sleepy Hollow, New York (Formerly North Tarrytown) to my daughter Wendy’s house for a…
Clive Revill’s Star Wars First and Columbo Conclusion
As the world prepares to briefly suspend reality and escape to a galaxy far, far away when “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” is released nationwide…
The Old Coot is partial to mushrooms
I have an orange toenail. I don’t know why. I didn’t do anything to deserve it. When I asked my doctor about it he gave…
Collector Car Corner – Car auctions and muscle car memories
Q: Hi Greg. I was just reading your response to a gentleman from New Jersey about car auctions and high performance cars. Well, you can’t…
The Old Coot explains the aging process
It was my birthday the other day – the third in my eighth decade. (That’s 73 if you do the math.) It’s like erecting a…
Collector Car Corner – Chrysler Imperial and Chrysler Cordoba
Q: Greg, I always liked the Chrysler Imperials and Chrysler Cordobas. What is your opinion of the older and last generation Imperials and those neat Chrysler…
The Old Coot ignores the 11th Commandment
Things worked pretty well for thousands of years: civil societies were guided by moral principals, a code of right and wrong: the Ten Commandments –…
Collector Car Corner – American built foreign cars, tires and the Vulcan 27
Q: I enjoy reading your articles on collector cars and want to bring one to your attention that was built in Ohio many years ago….