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  Final Pontiac Fiero headed to auction ClassicCars.com October 1, 2020

  August 16, 1988, was a historic, yet melancholy day in Pontiac, Michigan. The Pontiac Assembly Plant, active since its construction in 1927, would shut down forever after the very last Pontiac...

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  Fateful Kennedy Lincoln Continental limousine up for auction

  A pair of Lincoln Continental limousines used by President Kennedy are set to be auctioned by Bonhams.

  ClassicCars.com September 29, 2020
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  Dreaming of doing a restoration? Read this to avoid a nightmare

  Seriously, do not pass Go and do not collect $200 until you’ve considered the time and the cost and the labor involved.

  ClassicCars.com September 22, 2020
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  Meet the father of NOS part 2: Mike Thermos

  Part 2 of the Father of NOS: How the business took off, racing, selling to Holley and "The Fast & The Furious"

  ClassicCars.com September 9, 2020
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  Meet the father of NOS: Mike Thermos

  Thermos took a WWII concept and applied it to making everything faster. Part one of the high horsepower saga of NOS.

  ClassicCars.com July 31, 2020
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  Millennials having surprising impact on collector car hobby

  Not only are they buying, but Hagerty analyst says what they’re buying may come as a surprise.

  ClassicCars.com July 30, 2020
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  Who were the best drivers who never got to race in F1? ClassicCars.com July 10, 2020

  “Imagine,” suggests Goodwood Road and Racing, “that you had the talent to compete in (Formula 1) yet were denied the opportunity. Or — even hard to imagine — that you...

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  The legend of the Porsche 917 began 50 years ago when it won Le Mans

  The iconic Porsche 917 is one of the greatest race cars of all time and it made its Le Mans debut 50 years ago.

  ClassicCars.com June 15, 2020
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  Performance-driving instruction begins for 8th-gen Corvette owners

  Chevrolet subsidizes the program at the Ron Fellows school in Nevada.

  ClassicCars.com June 11, 2020
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  From the beach to the boards, we’ve raced cars in some very strange places

  And did you ever wonder why hill climbs involve only racing up the hill, but not back down again?

  ClassicCars.com May 27, 2020
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  The other vehicle powered by Cadillac’s V16 engine

  Aerodynamic Autotram was designed to carry 42 passengers in comfort, style and speed on rails.

  ClassicCars.com May 22, 2020
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  Ferrari’s on-again, off-again love affair with the Indianapolis 500

  As Ferrari considers yet another stab at the iconic US race, here's a look at the previous efforts ranging back to 1952.

  ClassicCars.com May 21, 2020
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  10 things to check before taking your classic car out of winter hibernation ClassicCars.com May 20, 2020

  While this might be a doleful spring in the midst of a deadly pandemic that has confined us to our homes and tanked the economy, there is still at least one thing a classic car collector can do with...

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  How the Chrysler Hemi turned the Indianapolis 500 establishment on its head

  A specially-developed stock block version of the original Chrysler Hemi nearly brought an end to the Offenhauser dynasty at the Indy 500

  ClassicCars.com May 13, 2020
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  Fancy fins adorned more than just cars in the 1950s

  Several companies produced fiberglass runabout boats with car-like styling cues.

  ClassicCars.com May 11, 2020
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  Domino’s Pizza, Ben & Jerry’s and Nike all started out with VWs

  Volkswagen's little air-cooled vehicles served some iconic fledgling companies before they hit it big.

  ClassicCars.com May 4, 2020
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  Determination and a one-car garage to the Formula 1 grid

  How an underfunded team working out of one car garage put their home built F1 car onto the grid of a World Championship Grand Prix.

  ClassicCars.com April 22, 2020
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  Ford F-1 bonus built: The first modern half-ton pickup truck

  The 1948 Ford F-1 Bonus Built kicked off the light truck revolution.

  ClassicCars.com April 14, 2020
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  Road trip: A visit to the International Car Forest ClassicCars.com April 13, 2020

  In 2004, artist Chad Sorg was driving a delivery van and setting up art displays on behalf of the Nevada Arts Council. While passing through Goldfield, he noticed that someone had partially buried a...

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  75 years ago, US troops liberated the Volkswagen factory in Germany

  The U.S liberated Germany's Volkswagen factory and the 7,700 slave laborers who worked there 75 years ago, setting the stage for VW's rebirth as a peacetime automaker.

  ClassicCars.com April 10, 2020
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  Why is there an Avanti at the Corvette museum?

  A 1977 Studebaker Avanti II with Corvette ties resides in the Corvette Museum.

  ClassicCars.com April 3, 2020
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  The story of the rarest Yenko Stinger

  The story of the one and only 1969 Chevrolet Corvair Yenko Stinger.

  ClassicCars.com April 1, 2020
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  15 intriguing mid-engine concept cars Detroit didn’t pursue

  Racing-inspired radical designs have come from all the American OEMs, but many didn't make it to production.

  ClassicCars.com March 31, 2020
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  The iconic sports cars of Alejandro De Tomaso

  Every car builder in Italy wanted to be the next Ferrari. Alejandro De Tomaso created a wonderful marriage between sleek Italian design and American horsepower.

  ClassicCars.com March 30, 2020