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R.E. Olds family establishes award
The Classic Auto Show & Cruise-In of Dublin, Ohio, a major fundraiser for the Arthritis Foundation of Central Ohio, recently announced that the family of Ransom E. Olds, the early automotive pioneer who created the Oldsmobile and REO Companies, has … More
Categories: Car Show News, Hobby News, Pre-War Classics
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Remember the Class of ’62?
As the spotlight moves upon a car reaching the milestone of its 50th birthday, the added visibility can increase its collectibility and value. Since five notable cars that were “all new” in 1962 will be celebrating a golden anniversary this year, it’s worth taking a look at where they’re headed for 2012. More
Categories: 60's Cars, Editor's Picks, Features, Hobby News
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Ginger Rogers’ 1929 Duesenberg stars at 2012 Amelia Island
Vehicle to appear among other legendary Hollywood star cars once belonging to Natalie Wood, Rita Hayworth and Tom Mix The Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance Foundation announced today that a 265 horsepower 1929 Model J Duesenberg that once belonged to Hollywood … More
Car of the Week: 1956 Ford Customline
Bill Harper simply couldn’t help himself after he took a stroll through the Auburn car corral and saw his dream car for sale: a 1956 Ford Customline Victoria in two-tone green. More
1948 Tucker comes to town
Give yourself a Tucker treat this holiday season. Stop by and see the 1948 Tucker, Torpedo, No. 1013, four-door sedan, currently being showcased at the America On Wheels Museum in Allentown, Pa. For the 1988 movie “TUCKER – The … More
Categories: 40's Cars, Hobby News, Museum News
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Car of the Week: 1966 Chevrolet Caprice
Dave Schaller’s older brother drove a 1966 Caprice that left quite an impression. And when his big brother threw Schaller the keys to the Chevy and told him he could use it while he was away serving in the military, Schaller became a Caprice fan for life. More
Car of the Week: 1970 Pontiac GTO Judge
Even if it wasn’t super rare and didn’t carry a champion’s pedigree, Steve DeMars’ 1970 Pontiac GTO “The Judge” convertible would still be ultra-cool. More
Real Deal: Meet an original — and rare — ’51 Merc
Story and photos by Angelo Van Bogart Sometimes it pays to be left in the dust. Take the Mercury Monterey two-door sedan as an example. In 1951, the Monterey was one of the dustiest new cars on a showroom floor … More
Camaro voted ‘Best Chevy of All Time’
DETROIT – Nearly 125,000 Chevrolet fans have spoken, naming the 1969 Camaro the “Best Chevy of All Time.” As part of Chevrolet’s Centennial celebration, fans were asked to vote for their favorite vehicle from Chevrolet’s 100-year history. During the four-round, … More
America’s Car Museum names 1927 LaSalle ‘Guest of Honor’
‘Hard Hat & High Heels’ Party is Sept. 24 Lots happened in 1927: Babe Ruth hit 60 homers, “Silent” Calvin Coolidge was quietly running the White House and prohibition was in full swing. Also, a verbose 1927 LaSalle 303 Roadster, … More
Categories: Hobby News, Museum News, Pre-War Classics
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