Prof. Dr. Andreas Halder of Germany writes the following: Some days ago I found out that one of my favourite cars once belonged to John A Conde, once an active member of your society. As I do not have any […]
The Power of Books
by John and Jeanie Jacobus SAH #2220 This next resulted from a recent exchange of “memories” between the writers and your correspondent (hvh) and begged to be shared with all regarding: We have many wonderful memories of working on the Guild and getting […]
What are these Chin-Wags?
They’re friendly, casual Zoom gatherings to talk about any aspects of automotive history. Our Chin-Wag Zooms last 90 minutes and typically have ten to twenty participants who are free to come and go during each session. We are known to go […]
A Decidedly Midwestern Observation
As an undergrad from Michigan State University I came upon an article entitled “MSU’s link to automotive heritage showcased in community exhibit.” Naturally, as an SAH member the topic of automotive heritage captured my attention. I pondered, for far more […]
Automotive History Live! at the Concours d’Elegance at Copshaholm
On the second weekend of July, the Society of Automotive Historians partnered with the Studebaker National Museum in South Bend, Indiana for Automotive History Live!, two days of lectures from renowned automotive historians focused on a variety of topics from the automotive […]
The Deadliest Decade: Preston Lerner
There’s another new book. This one is written by former SAH (#5169) member Preston Lerner. SAH president 2019 through 2021, Don Capps (#3122), had been one from whom Lerner, his longtime friend, had sought input sharing an early draft of his manuscript with Don […]
Mustang Unbridled
New to SAH, for he recently joined as the January issue of this newsletter had noted, Robert M Kennedy (SAH #5384) has enjoyed a spring 2026 release—by Motorbooks, an imprint of Quarto–of his book titled Mustang UNBRIDLED. Thus, it joins the list of Mustang titles […]
Publication News: 1954 Hudson Italia
A brand new book has been written and published by SAH member #4228, Mark L. James. Titled The 1954 Hudson Italia, it is indeed just about that single year car of which only 25 were ever produced. The story it tells of Hudson […]
Welcome New SAH Members
As a graduate of McPherson College, Ross Barton’s automotive interests focus on restoration, research, and preservation. Now residing in Loveland, Colorado, Ross’s experience ranges from completing award-winning restorations and researching vehicle provenance to serving as a mechanic on the Colorado […]
From the President: Issue 9
If you didn’t recognize this newsletter, it’s because the Society of Automotive Historians is in the process of transitioning to a new, updated “look”. The logo has been redesigned to reflect the changing SAH, keeping our history intact with the […]