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Author Archives: raustin
Chrysler to schools: Crush Vipers
This unique early Viper coupe at South Puget Sound Community College in Olympia, Wash., was ordered to be destroyed by Fiat-Chrysler. Their explanation. More
Exceptional $6.6M 1937 Delahaye tops auction record at Amelia Island
AMELIA ISLAND, Fla. – RM Auctions, the official auction house of the world-renowned Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance, continued its record-setting 2014 auction calendar this weekend, achieving the company’s best-ever Amelia Island results at its 16th annual sale with a … More
Categories: Auction News, Hobby News
Tags: Amelia Island, auction, car auction, Delahaye, Malcom Pray, RM, RM Auctions
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Q&A with Kit Foster: March 13, 2014
Q. In the Jan. 2 Q&A, a reader asked if any U.S. make had a four-speed column shift. International Loadstar cabover trucks (before they took the Cargostar name in 1970) had a five-speed on the column. I don’t remember how … More
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‘Gentlemen: Start Your Engines!’
Racing has deep root in the history of the automobile. From the days of boot-leggers to the famous Brickyard 500. Americans have always had the need for speed. This same love for racing runs deep in my family and … More
Categories: A Note from the Lil' Nordstrom's Gal
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Crane retrieves first three Corvettes from sinkhole
The recovery of the three most accessible Corvettes in the sinkhole – the 2009 “Blue Devil” ZR1, a 1993 40th Anniversary Ruby Red Corvette and a 1962 Black Corvette – was successful. More
Categories: Features, Hobby News, Museum News
Tags: Chevrolet, Corvette, kentucky, national corvette museum, restoration, sinkhole
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Q&A with Kit Foster: March 6, 2014
Q. I have shown this to several area old car experts and some antique car clubs but no one can identify it. One guess was an early Cadillac V8. It has two commutators. A stamped number on one side (75-373619) … More
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Mecum goes big, again, in Kissimmee
Mecum’s January sale in Kissimmee, Fla., featured more than 2,600 collector vehicles crossing the block. More
Categories: Auction News, Hobby News
Tags: auction, car auction, florida, Kissimmee, Mecum
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Q&A with Kit Foster: February 27, 2014
Q. I was reading about the Sunoco antique car coins in the Q&A column (Jan. 9). It reminded me of an e-mail I received from a Pantown (a neighborhood in Saint Cloud, Minn.) homeowner. He was doing some remodeling in … More
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The Automotive Circle of life
I just came off the road from a week of driving around and looking at fabulous antique tractors and cars. I just love that thrill of driving over a hill and seeing a sea of gleaming chrome and stainless all … More
Categories: A Note from the Lil' Nordstrom's Gal
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Super low-mileage cars at Ft. Lauderdale Auctions America sale
Auctions America is delighted to announce a bevy of rare, desirable, low mileage cars at its annual Fort Lauderdale sale, March 14-16, including classic and modern examples ranging from a 1954 Chevrolet Corvette to a 2006 Ford GT. More
Categories: Auction News, Hobby News
Tags: auction, Auctions America, car auction, Corvette, Ferrari, fort lauderdale, ft lauderdale, Mustang
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