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OCW Columnist Ron Kowalke ruminates on Chrysler's submerged concept car - the Norseman; the upcoming auction of the impressive Jay Weinberg collection; and offers auction summaries from Mecum Kansas City, McCormick Palm Springs and Barons Christmas Classic.
Sales prices were strong and bidding furious at two late November auctions: the annual Leake Dallas Auction near downtown Dallas, Texas and Garth's Thanksgiving Auction in Delaware, Ohio. Meanwhile, discerning collectors are looking ahead to Feb. 7, 2009 when a 1937 Bugatti Type 57S crosses the auction block in Paris.
For the first time since 1937, E.L Cord’s personal supercharged 1937 Cord 812 Beverly has returned to its original home, the Auburn Automobile Co.
Mecum Auctions will include a Corvette with a famous racing heritage in its Jan. 22-24 auction in Kissimmee, Fla: the historic 1963 Z06, driven by Dr. Dick Thompson of “Flying Dentist” fame and known simply as “Gulf One."
Fans of movie villain cars rejoice: The 1937 Mercedes" German staff car from Raiders of the Lost Ark will be up for auction on December 11 as part of Profiles in History's Hollywood Auction # 33.
A super-rare and unique hand-built wood roadster went up for bids on eBay this week. The "Speedball Special" was originally built in 1959 and is now being auctioned by the St. Louis Car Museum.
We have all the auction results from the Corvette Expo in Knoxville, Tennessee, and the Dan Kruse Hill Country Classic, in Fredrickburg, Texas.
With the global release of the new movie "Quantum of Solace" putting British secret agent James Bond firmly back in the public eye, Bonhams has announced it will be selling the Lotus from 1977's "The Spy Who Loved Me."
At first glance the car looks like an engine-less junker — a car barely worth keeping out of the scrapyard: a badly beat-up 1963 Pontiac LeMans Tempest with faded white paint. Sagging and tired.
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