Collector Car Corner – The 1963-1964 Chrysler Turbine Car was ahead of its time
Q: Hello Greg! Decades ago, I’m thinking the summer of 1964, my friend and I both had dads that worked for Chrysler Corp. in Detroit….
Editorial
The Old Coot isn’t cool
I was waiting in the car while my wife was in the grocery store last week. I’d just had a medical “procedure.” You know, one…
The Impact of COVID-19 in Tioga County
The impact of COVID-19 to our business community has been devastating. When looking around our towns and villages, one can see the effect the pandemic…
Collector Car Corner – Rare 1996 SLP Camaro shares both Z28 and SS identification
Q: Greg I read your column every week in the Susquehanna County Weekender and your columns bring back memories of the muscle cars my friends,…
Guest Editorial: Mental Health’s Close Connection with Problem Gambling
COVID-19 has brought about many discussions about mental health and how quarantine and isolation has impacted individuals in many ways. Mental health refers to our…
The Old Coot is tripping out
I had a flashback moment the other day, as I came in the back door. I looked across the kitchen to the corner of the…
Collector Car Corner – 1977 Toyota Paseo; is it worth restoring?
Q: Greg I read your “Collector Car Corner” features in the Bloomsburg Press Enterprise here in Pennsylvania. Thank you for your talent and expertise on…
The Old Coot works in ink
Blotters! Ink blotters to be specific, used with inkwell ink. I was working on an article for the Binghamton Press a few years ago; it…
Collector Car Corner – 1970-1974 Dodge Challengers are the rarest of pony cars
Q: Greg, I’m a big fan of the pony cars from the 1960s and early 1970s. I know the Dodge Challenger is one of the…
Collector Car Corner – Six generations of the popular Chevy El Camino pickup
Q: Hi Greg, I read a lot about the muscle cars of the 1960’s and am wondering about the history of the Chevy El Camino as it…