2008 Show Will Feature Show-Stoppers From the Big Screen to the Big Three
 

The 2008 Green Bay, Wis., World of Wheels show will be held earlier this year than in the past.

One car that is sure to turn heads this year is the beautiful 1932 Ford owned by Scott and Marion Jobb of Chicago. The gorgeous red Vicki was one of the International Show Car Association's Top Ten finalists last year, and the Jobbs' preparations for the 2008 circuit have the car looking better than ever.

This year's show will also feature another Eddie Paul creation for the young car enthuiast, the real-life "Tow-Mater" tow truck from the "Cars" movie.

CLICK HERE to check out this year's new date and show-stopping line up.

Old Cars Weekly Community Site is now Live!
 

Would you like to be one of the first classic car enthusiasts on your block to experience the new Old Cars Weekly Community, Web site, our newest online offering that gives you the ability to connect with other car collectors, start your own blog, join online clubs and groups, post videos and photos, have a little fun, and much more?

Despite the fact that the paint on our new Community site is still wet, we are inviting our loyal readers and fellow gear heads to jump on in and take the new site for a spin.

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Rockabilly Legend Inspired by '41 Lincoln
 

Charles Ryan, the Spokane man who will always be remembered for having co-written the hit song "Hot Rod Lincoln," has finally parked his ol' Model A and given up chasing the immortal "Hot Rod Lincoln."

Ryan died last week at the age of 92 following a lengthy battle with heart disease.

CLICK HERE to learn more about the man behind the song.

Unique Display Celebrated Early Years of Century Old Show
 

Being the first worldwide event to reach the 100-show mark, the Chicago Auto Show celebrated in fitting fashion Feb. 8-17 at McCormick Place South and the North Hall on Chicago's south side.

While the biggest news of the show was not vintage — but with strong connections to the past — as Dodge unveiled the production 2008 Challenger SRT coupe, there were more than enough cars on display to keep any vintage enthusiast as happy as a kid in a candy store.

CLICK HERE to see what "sweet" classics were in Chicago.

Forget the Tuxedo, Plan on Wearing Your Wetsuit
 

Believe it or not, the Swiss have invented a car that runs on land and underwater—and it's a convertible.

It's called the "sQuba," and conjures up memories of James Bond's amphibious Lotus Esprit from "The Spy Who Loved Me."

The concept car, which, unlike Bond's is not armed with rockets, ejector-seats, or oil slick spewing sprayers, was developed by Swiss designer Rinspeed Inc. and is set to make a splash at the Geneva Auto Show next month.

CLICK HERE to see the evoloution of the "Amphicar."

IROC Sale Will Include Tools, Equipment and 15 Cars
 

In its prime, the IROC (International Race of Champions) series was white hot, thanks in no small part to heavy promotion gained by Chevrolet's introduction of the IROC-Z Camaro in 1985. Twenty-three years later, IROC is no more, a reality that was foreshadowed last year when its series sponsor pulled out and no races were run.

All of the organization's assets are being liquidated at an auction next month at the IROC shop in Tinton Falls, N.J. Tools, shop equipment, parts, 15 race cars and IROC memorabilia will cross the block starting at 10 a.m. A pre-auction inspection is scheduled for 8 a.m.

CLICK HERE for the details.

Comprehensive Show & Auction Calendars Keeps You Up To Date
 

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With the click of your mouse you can check out where all the action is across the country or make sure that others know about your event 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Our calendars are updated throughout the week so that our readers are always informed.


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