Bruce Kunz is a journalist based in St. Louis, Missouri, with a focus on local automotive and nostalgia stories. He has written for various publications, including the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, KPVI-DTV, and The Messenger. Bruce's articles often highlight classic cars, automotive history, and the unique experiences of car owners.
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Bruce Kunz's articles predominantly feature car reviews and event coverage, with a focus on classic cars. If reaching out to Bruce, consider offering access to unique or rare vehicles for review, invitations to local automotive events in the St. Louis area, or insights into innovations within the automotive industry.
Given his focus on classic car models and vintage automobiles, pitches should emphasize historical significance and restoration efforts related to these vehicles.
Since Bruce has a local geographic focus centered around Missouri and St. Louis, relevant pitches should be tailored to this region specifically when it comes to local events or features about individuals or businesses within the automobile industry located in that area.
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Leaving the Horseshoe Lounge, what to my wondering eyes did appear? It was Jim Anderson's 1954 Mercury Monterey custom coupe, but no tiny reindeer.
The 1968 Maserati Ghibli at the 2024 Father's Day Car Show was an exceptional example of a rare car from Dr. Kurt Eichholz, owner of the car (left) and his father Ernie Eichholz (right).
By: Bruce Kunz
Styling was all new for the 1967 Impala. Perhaps consumers weren't ready for the new look as Impala and Impala Super Sport sales were down over 122,000 units from the 1966 model year.
With plenty of power to spare, Steve and Trish Switzer and their grandson Lincoln have big fun and big sun in their beautiful 1966 Galaxie 500XL 7-Litre ragtop.
Mark and Sheree Kistner of Millstadt proudly pose next to their 1968 Plymouth GTX.
This rare and beautiful 1958 Packard Hawk was one in a private collection of over 400 cars which I had the pleasure of viewing from my friends at the Horseless Carriage Club of Missouri.
Perry Reed proudly stands by his 1956 Plymouth Savoy that was a family project.
Jim Thomas' sparkling 1955 Chevy Bel Air was parked out front of Syberg's in O'Fallon, Illinois.
I was minding my own business when I saw Diane Smith in the Dodgem bumper car cruising around the D.A.R.E Car Show in Edwardsville.
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