A Brief Blog Profile: Winding Road
by Thomas Hynes
Winding Road gets its name from that ideal stretch of asphalt. It is meant to evoke that ideal moment behind the wheel where the true art of driving can be experienced. It's not enough to say this is a blog for car nerds. This is a blog for car lovers. This is a blog for people who dream in four wheels. This isn't a blog for commuting. This is a blog for the open road.
And speaking of winding roads, here they have a video of ten can't-miss videos. On this post they feature some secondhand cars for movie buffs. This post would resonate most with any fans of Night Rider, Back to the Future or Transformers. What's great about Winding Road is that their love of cars extends beyond, well, the road. On the site, you'll find a showroom section. Here they've collected car-related items perfect for any gear head. For example, there's this distressed license plate wall clock. There's also these fuel gage and speedometer cuff links. And, I think everyone can agree this dog seat belt is both awesome and adorable.
But, beyond the gear, this blog is about the experience of driving. First and foremost this blog is about the cars, and of course the awesome, hopefully winding roads ahead.
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