Typically, we feature four-wheeled vehicles, but this 1971 Honda CL450 Scrambler is a project that seems to fit the spirit of RWP. After all, it did run when it was parked and it has a rather interesting story. This author will be working first hand on the bike’s resurrection and will be covering the progress … Continue reading »
Category Archives: Motorcycles
Ran When Parked visits Sicily
Ran When Parked had the opportunity to make two trips to Sicily back in 2008. Thanks to good friends and distant relatives, we were able to spend much of our time there either working on cars or roaming around the island in our trusty 1997 Fiat Brava with a camera in hand. Continue reading »
The 5 cars we’d want to drive in an apocalypse (and the 5 we wouldn’t)
According to a heavily-publicized prediction made by the Mayan civilization several centuries ago, the world as we know it will end for good today. Everything looks okay to us and we’ve yet to spot zombies, flaming meteorites or craters where shopping centers once were, but it’s best to be cautious. After all, most weather stations … Continue reading »
The 34th annual Epoqu’Auto vintage car show
The 34th annual Epoqu’Auto vintage car show took place last weekend outside of Lyon in the Rhône department of France. There are many smaller car shows and gatherings in the area but Epoqu’Auto is said to be the largest event of its kind by a long shot so, rain and wind be damned, we drove … Continue reading »
Avignon Motor Festival 2012
The 10th annual Avignon Motor Festival took place last weekend in the beautiful Vaucluse department of France. There are many other vintage car events in the region, but the Motor Festival is by far the biggest one. Continue reading »
I motocicli di Maserati
>The Maserati brand is well known the world over for high-end sports cars. While many of us know about the famous “Birdcage” or the Merak or even the infamous Biturbos of the 1980s, few have heard about Maserati’s two-wheeled ventures. Adolfo Orsi was quite the Italian industrialist in the 1950s. Along with owning steel mills … Continue reading »