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Author Archives: raustin
Enjoy an evening with the Tuckers
Want to spend “An Evening with The Tuckers”? The Antique Automobile Club of America Museum in Hershey, Pa., will host an incredible evening centered around Tucker – the automobile and the family – on Friday, April 25, from 6-9 … More
One-of-a-kind autographed Aston Martin up for auction
In the Goldin Auctions 2014 Opening Day Auction, one fortunate collector will have the chance to own a one-of-a-kind 2002 Aston Martin Vanquish sports car produced exclusively for the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame 50th anniversary celebration. More
Categories: Auction News, Hobby News
Tags: aston martin, auction, basketball, car auction, goldin, Naismith, vanquish
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Q&A with Kit Foster: March 27, 2014
Q. A copy of your response to a letter from Donald Chepurna regarding GMC truck history (Q&A Dec. 12, 2013) was referred to me by Dan Bower, president of our Motor City Chapter of the American Truck Historical Society, for … More
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Steve — I want to borrow the George Follmer car
Not being a fervent racing fan back then, it wasn’t until I hired Brad Bowling to edit Old Cars Weekly that I heard the name Steve Saleen. Brad had worked for him and, according to Brad, even did his … More
Categories: Gunner's Garage
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Liquidation of Yow Collection hammers home 69 cars
The big news of this year’s March GAA Classic Auction sale was the no reserve bevy of collector cars from the Yow Collection, Knoxville, Tenn. More
Categories: Auction News, Hobby News
Tags: auction, Bonneville, Cadillac, car auction, classic cars, GAA classic, Lincoln, Studebaker, Yow
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Early Ford V-8 Foundation ‘Raising the Rotunda’ campaign underway
The Early Ford V-8 Foundation & Museum in Auburn, Ind., is planning for a new, 20,000-square-foot museum. The museum’s unique design will be a tribute to the Ford Rotunda, first seen at the 1933-’34 World’s Fair in Chicago. More
Categories: Club News, Hobby News, Museum News
Tags: early ford v-8, efv-8f, Ford, Ford V-8, ford v8, foundation, museum, rotunda
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Q&A with Kit Foster: March 20, 2014
Q. Here is background information related to the Sunoco antique car series coins (Q&A Feb. 27) that were given out as a sales promotion. If you obtained a special coin then Sunoco would send you a complete set of 25 … More
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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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