By late October in 1966 Steve McQueen had Hollywood on a string. His company, Solar Productions, inked a six-film deal with Warner Bros., and McQueen was now in the driver’s seat, hired to produce and star in his own films. He and director Peter Yates were intent on bringing real, almost documentary-like action to the screen, and they succeeded with Solar’s first film, Bullitt.
The Day Mr. Streamline Died
HVA President Mark Gessler relates the story of Amos Northup, the Graham Blue Streak and the integral role both played in the next phase of the Historic Vehicle Association’s move to preserve automotive history and heritage.
Amelia Island’s 2011 Preservation Trophy Winner
Rare Duesenberg SJ Town Car Cabriolet by Rollson Wins FIVA/HVA Preservation Trophy at Amelia Island Concours.