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Features
Stolen ‘Vette sits on dock for 10 years
Wharf inspectors in Brisbane, Austrailia have uncovered a stolen 1968 Corvette convertible after prying open the doors of a shipping container that had been sitting on the docks for a decade – about the time it was reported stolen. The white ‘Vette will be auctioned off next week. More
Categories: Auction News, Features, Hobby News
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Terry Bennett collection to be offered at no reserve by Auctions America Sept. 21-22
Auctions America offers up the Terry Bennett Collection in a two-day, single-vendor sale in Rollinsford, N.H., Sept. 21-22. Best described as a “treasure chest of collectibles,” the Bennett Collection comprises an amazingly diverse series of motor cars, motorcycles, boats, bicycles, architectural pieces and other vintage memorabilia, all amassed by Dr. Terry Bennett over the past 20 years. More
Chevelle puzzle solved: Race car comes full circle
Heinke Trapp was just 7 years old when his father purchased a pair of 1970 Chevrolet LS-6 Chevelles to help promote Quality Chevrolet (now Trapp Chevrolet), his dealership in Houma, La. After a few years of racing, this white one was sold and thought gone forever. But then, to Trapp’s amazement, it resurfaced a few years ago. More
Categories: Editor's Picks, Features, Hobby News, Muscle Cars
Tags: Chevelle, Chevrolet, racing, restoration
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1,100 people, 901 Ponchos at 40th POCI show
Activity in the Pontiac Oakland Club International has been up and down over the past 40 years, but the end of the club’s fourth decade brought back a pattern of growth following the demise of the Pontiac brand. That was quite evident at the recent POCI meet. Check out the highlights. More
Categories: Car Show News, Club News, Features, Hobby News
Tags: Oakland, POCI, Poncho, Pontiac
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Auction madness in Monterey-Pebble Beach
Check the latest from our man on the Peninsula — Phil Skinner. Here’s a look at Friday and Saturday activities, including cars selling for multi-million dollars! More
Categories: Auction News, Car Show News, Features, Hobby News
Tags: Monterey auction, pebble beach
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Cars strut their stuff on way to Pebble Beach
Day three started off very early making our way to Pebble Beach and the start of the Tour d’Elegance. This is where those beautiful cars selected to be displayed on the lawn this coming Sunday were able to strut their stuff. More
Categories: Auction News, Car Show News, Features, Hobby News
Tags: Monterey auction, pebble beach
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Behind the auction scene at Monterey/Pebble Beach
Phil Skinner takes us behind the scenes for a sneak peek of auction highlights at Monterey/Pebble Beach week. What are his favorites? We think you’ll like them, too! More
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Tags: Monterey auction, pebble beach
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Monterey-Pebble Beach excitement under way
The roar of mighty engines, and the viewing of some of the most historic, important and valuable cars in the world got started on Tuesday with the Carmel Concours on the Streets taking place in the main shopping district of Carmel-by-the-Sea, with more than 300 hand-picked vehicles lining both sides of the main boulevards in this touristy little town. Meanwhile, several auction houses are preparing for what could be the richest weekend of the year. Join the party on the peninsula. More
Mullin to debut Bugatti coachbuild at The Quail
The Mullin Automotive Museum, a Southern California institution devoted to the preservation of French art and automobiles from the Art Deco era, will unveil the virtually completed coachbuild of Jean Bugatti’s famed 1939 Bugatti Type 64 Coupe Chassis #64002 at The Quail, A Motorsports Gathering this Friday. More
Ford Find: Fan finds uncle’s long-lost ’46 hiding in barn
When Richard Cleer of Ipava, Ill., found the 1946 Ford five-passenger coupe his uncle had hot-rodded in the 1950s just 25 miles from his home, he was actually following a lead to a 1939 flathead engine for another car. The barn was so overgrown with vines, trees and tall grass, it would have taken Indiana Jones to find it. Sometimes it pays to be in the right place at the right time. More
Categories: 40's Cars, Editor's Picks, Features, Hobby News
Tags: barn find, Ford, hotrod, International Harvester, Mercury
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