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Can Do. Two simple words forged into an iron-clad promise. Or a credo. Can do. My dad, William McNessor Jr. — known by all as Bud or Buddy — lived by that credo. Can Do is a motto of the U.S. Navy Construction Battalions, better known as the Seabees,

T he rain started just as I pulled out of the parking lot at the base of Mount Washington, headed down scenic New Hampshire Route 16 toward the village of Bartlett. In my rear-view mirror, I saw a familiar shape pull out behind me, a little, two-seat

Shame is an interesting motivator. Mothers have been weaponizing guilt for countless generations. Fear of it is not confined to home, either. Even the tiniest social misstep or transgression in middle school is to be avoided at all costs, fraught wit

The article pointing out significant Firebirds and Trans Ams was worth a read. You could have looked at twice the number that you pointed out and still not touched on every one. The 1991-’92 convertibles are among the Firebirds that frequently get fo

Nancy Edelbrock, wife of Vic Edelbrock, Jr., and an integral part of the Edelbrock performance parts manufacturing legacy, died on Saturday, June 10, almost six years to the day after her husband’s passing on June 9, 2017. Nancy was 86 years old. Nan

Q: I purchased a 1967 Chrysler 300 that had a rebuilt engine and newer carburetor. When I got it in my garage, I took off the air cleaner and found the throttle body of the carb was 4 ¼ inches but the air cleaner housing had a 5 ¼-inch hole. I tried

By Michael Milne Changes in Longitude Presschangesinlongitude.comISBN 9780997533323$19.95 Michael Milne’s reports about transportation museums in the U.S. and abroad are mainstays in Hemmings Motor News. His vast experience in this niche gives him a