Coming Up in January, Kuhn on PBS

Coming up in January: Allen R. Kuhn Panning for Gold

Allen R. Kuhn brings us the best of his sideways photos, and boy some of them were Duesies. And Ferraris. And Porsches.

Allen will present a series of images from the side, and we think we’ve got enough for two articles. A lot of Italian iron but no Duesies, sorry.

Coming up in January on PBS: Kuhn and Paramount Ranch

The interview with Allen PBS did years ago will finally see the TV screen on January 6th. for those in California, watch for it on:

“The Fast and the Forgotten” – Tues., Jan. 6 at 7:30 p.m. on PBS SoCal / Wed., Jan. 7 at 8 p.m. on PBS SoCal Plus

On the PBS SoCal YouTube Channel Tues., Jan. 6 at 7:30 p.m. or on the PBS App.

Click here for more details from the PBS station… https://www.pbssocal.org/press-room/pbs-socals-original-series-lost-la-returns-january-6

We’ll try to get permission to run a bit of video from the interview in January. For the full story on the PBS show, click here:

And How! Allen R. Kuhn may be on PBS

Coming up in January: Bill Warner and the…

We are thrilled to welcome R&T photographer, journalist, and founder of the Amelia Island Concours Bill Warner to the electronic pages of VeloceToday. Warner recently discovered a treasure, and shared it with us, even though as Bill put it, “…it didn’t have enough power to pull the sheet of a bed.” Fast or not, this one is a real find.

Coming Up in January: The Wacky World of Bob Gerard

Thanks to reader Ed Hull, who thought we might like a little double book called “Pit Stop, Uncle Bob and Me as recounted by Julian Gerard” and kindly sent up a copy. We sure did, and in search of more information about Julian’s uncle Bob, we found the book, “The Life and Times of Bob Gerard,” authored primarily by Graham Gauld in 2014. Between the two, we get a very good sense of Bob Gerard, and a rollicking good time it was, racing ERAs, Rileys, Coopers as an independent. He was very successful too, driving the dickens out of the ancient ERAs (he had three). So in January we’ll take a closer look at the life and times of Bob Gerard.

Coming Up in January: Our 25th Anniversary

VeloceToday is celebrating out 25th Anniversary in 2026, so we’ll take the opportunity to share how VT came into being in those early days of the Internet circa 2000. We were pioneers. Did you know that Facebook did not come online until 2006? Youtube in 2005? Positively late comers. And even Google, then just another ‘Ask Jeeves” founded in 1998, would not go IPO until 2004. Today there are over 1 billion websites; when we established VeloceToday’s website, there were only 17 million world wide. We were not only pioneers, but we have survived, all because of you and our contributors. Find out how Stephen Glenn, Denise McCluggage, Michael Lynch, and many others helped create and shape VeloceToday.

And, you will NOT see another edition of VeloceToday….

Until January 6th, as we are taking a break for the holidays, which means that we’ll spend the time off getting new articles ready. So we wish all of our readers, subscribers and contributors a very happy holiday season.