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5/31/09

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1962 Chevrolet Corvair Monza

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The Corvair was introduced for 1960 as an import fighter, and it's no accident that the car was more than a little similar to the dreaded "German Beetle" that it was intended to combat.

CLICK HERE to learn more about the 1962 Chevrolet Corvair.

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Editor's Note: Each week Old Cars Weekly will be featuring a Car of the Week for you to enjoy. This new e-mail newsletter will arrive in your email inbox every Sunday morning. If there is a particular car that you would like to see featured in the Old Cars Weekly Car of the Week e-mail newsletter, please let us know by sending an e-mail to oldcars@krause.com.

 

 

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5/28/09

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In This Issue:
bulletHoward Hughes' boattail speedster... going ... going...
 
bulletCCCA to celebrate "Senior Moments"
 
bulletCars, cars, and more cars
 
bulletWant it? Don't want it? Use OCW Classifieds
 
bulletAn Orphan Homecoming
 
bullet3 days, multiple rings, and lots of 'stuff'
 
bulletOne Fine Fish ... the '69 Barracuda
 

 

Howard Hughes' boattail speedster... going ... going ...
 

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CLICK HERE to read about the Hughes Lincoln

 

CCCA to celebrate "Senior Moments"
 

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CLICK HERE to learn more about the show

 

Cars, cars and more cars
 

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Do you want to know a secret? The selected cars are often suggested by our readers and are posted sometime during the week before; so, keep checking and you will likely find next week's car already listed.

Some links to past Cars of the Week:
1930 Cadillac V-16 Fleetwood
1970 LS6 Chevelle
1909 Model T
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"Ramblin' Man": Ohio collector Tom Bunsey has always been wild about AMCs
"Foreign Favorites": The Opel Kadett wasn't your typical Buick product
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Orphan Homecoming
 

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CLICK HERE to read about the Orphan Car Show

 


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Everything old is eventually new again, isn't that what they say? Whether you have discovered the innovative combination of classic car character and today's technology in resto-mod cars, or are just hearing about these exciting cars, this book from the dynamic duo of Holder & Kunz is the perfect way to get informed and get connected.
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3 days, multiple rings, and lots of 'stuff'

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CLICK HERE to find out more

 

One Fine Fish ... The '69 Barracuda
 

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5/24/09

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1933 Studebaker President Eight

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1935 was a dismal year for Studebaker too, but the firm survived even as production plummeted. Internal restructuring of model lines brought the prestige of the President nameplate to a lower price level that, while still a couple of steps above Ford and Chevrolet in quality and price, gave astute buyers more value for their dollars.

CLICK HERE to learn more about the 1933 Studebaker President Eight.


To view the complete index of Car of the Week features, CLICK HERE.

Editor's Note: Each week Old Cars Weekly will be featuring a Car of the Week
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every Sunday morning. If there is a particular car that you would like to see
featured in the Old Cars Weekly Car of the Week e-mail newsletter, please
let us know by sending an e-mail to oldcars@krause.com.


 

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5/21/09

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In This Issue:
bullet$6.8 million just wasn't enough for king of the Cobras
 
bulletFerrari hammers in at $12.15 million
bulletRoad trip: Indy or Bust!
bulletOCW: If you don't get it, you gotta'!
 
bulletPackard Twelve Concept car to be auctioned online
 
bullet'The Boss' and Beyond
 
bulletSteer this way to OCW Classifieds!
 

 

$6.8 million just wasn't enough for king of the Cobras
 

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CLICK HERE for a post-auction update

 

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A 1957 Ferrari 250 Testa Rossa (TR) sold for 9.02 million Euros ($12.15 million) at an auction held at the Ferrari factory in Maranello, Italy.

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It's May of 1953 and five high school friends pack into a 1934 Ford Tudor for an adventurous trip from Jamestown, N.Y., to Indiana to attend the Indianapolis 500.

CLICK HERE to join the journey

 

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By Ralph Kramer

Re-visit 100 years of racing with hundreds of rare photographs that capture the excitement and spirit of race day. Indianapolis Motor Speedway traces the track's rise from 328 acres of farmland to today's modern facility. Beautiful illustrations highlight the cars and personalities who have made the "Brickyard" a fan favorite for generations. CLICK HERE to order

 

If you don't get it, you gotta'!
 

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In this week's issue:
- Catching Rays in a Monterey (Nearly every mile of this '59 Mercury's 26,000 miles has been documented)
- The 3 Dog Garage (Ross Myers has Ford history covered with his amazing collection.)
- Brave New World (What was new about the '49 Ford? Almost everything.)
- Then The Bosses Showed Up (There were a couple of new sheriffs in town in 1969 when the Boss 302 and 429 arrived.)
- Restless Henry (Henry Ford was practically obsessed with finding a better way to build cars.)
- The Little Willys (The wee Model 77 helped keep Willys-Overland afloat.)
- A Landmark V-8 (Historic photos captured a landmark achievement for Ford.)
 

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Packard Twelve Concept car to be auctioned online

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'The Boss' and Beyond
 

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CLICK HERE to learn more about Owen Russell

 


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5/14/09

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1969 Boss 302 Mustang

http://links.mkt230.com/ctt?kn=3&m=4079399&r=NzIxNTUxMDk4S0&b=0&j=MTIxNDQ0MzExS0&mt=1&rt=0In the slang of the '60s the word "boss" had a bundle of connotations. It meant "tough" or "awesome" (in the sense kids use the word today) and something that was "boss" was something every right-minded person aspired to. So, Ford picked it as a good name for its hot Mustang with the new 302-cid V-8.


Actually there were two Bosses. The first was a race-ready Boss 429 with Ford's NASCAR racing engine and completely redesigned front suspension. Then came the Boss 302, which was intended for high-performance street use.

CLICK HERE to learn more about the 1969 Boss 302 Mustang.


To view the complete index of Car of the Week features, CLICK HERE.

Editor's Note: Each week Old Cars Weekly will be featuring a Car of the Week for you to enjoy. This new e-mail newsletter will arrive in your email inbox every
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5/14/09

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In This Issue:
bulletOne 'Plum Crazy' Barn Find - ON VIDEO!
 
bulletBob Aller: A devoted Packard man to the end
bulletDriver of vintage Nova killed in PA crash
 
bullet22 Father's Day gift ideas
 
bulletCheck out our AUTOMOTIVE & SERVICE DIRECTORY
 
bulletTake a spin back to a 1966 Harrah's car show!
 
bulletCheck the Old Cars Weekly Classifieds
 

 

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One 'Plum Crazy' barn find
 

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Now, Fechter has found the car of his dreams in a barn just 50 miles from his home. Is this guy 'plum crazy' or just 'plum lucky'?

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Robert H. Aller, longtime resident of Kearney, Mo., and one of the last zone service managers for the Packard Motor Car Co., passed away on May 1. Old Cars Weekly pays tribute.

CLICK HERE to read about Bob Aller


 

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Driver of vintage Nova killed in PA crash
 


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CLICK HERE for more information

 

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http://links.mkt230.com/ctt?kn=20&m=4078434&r=NzIxNTUxMDk4S0&b=0&j=MTIxMzc0MDY0S0&mt=1&rt=022 Father's Day gift ideas
 

Forget the ties and cutesy coffee mugs; car guys like car stuff for Father's Day, and here's 22 gift ideas for that special day. Stick with us, dads. We gotcha' covered.

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Our Pick of the Week from the book store:
 

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2010 Collector Car Price Guide
By Ron Kowalke

The 2010 Collector Car Price Guide has a century's worth of old car pricing inside its covers. Containing over 250,000 values, this portable reference has been meticulously researched and compiled from auction data, market research and collector data. Included is the Old Cars Price Guide vehicle rating scale which allow for the most accurate pricing possible.

Also features a DVD with a segment from the author on condition grading.

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Take a spin back to a 1966 Harrah's car show!

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CLICK HERE to visit the show!

 

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The 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air

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The 1957 Chevys were in tune with the times. They had a more youthful, tail-finned look that was "radical" for a once-upon-a-time bread-and-butter car. "'57 Chevrolet! Sweet, smooth and sassy," said one ad.

Triple-Turbine automatic drive, a bigger V-8 and a bevy of new ideas including fuel injection made the '57 Chevy seem revolutionary and sexy.

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5/8/09

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Editor's Note: Each month we will be sending you the most recent issue of the Old Cars Weekly Email Restoration Series. This 10-part series will contain how-to articles and photos providing you with great tips on how to complete your next restoration project (or finish the one currently sitting in your garage).

Issue 3: Welding Skills

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There are a number of ways to achieve the heat required to weld metal. One way is by igniting a combination of flammable gases; another is through the use of electricity to create an arc by grounding the rod (or wire), or by creating an arc with an electrode to melt the metal, then adding a filler rod of a similar material to the open gap. Fortunately for those who are starting out in autobody repair, welding is not difficult to learn. Once you acquire some fundamental techniques, you'll find that they're applicable to all forms of welding. You'll also discover that familiarity with the different types of welding equipment is just as important as knowing how to use them.

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5/7/09

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In This Issue:
bullet The Tucker takes on Texas video!
 
bullet Tucker 48 to be auctioned in June
 
bullet Hobby mourns passing of Tom Brownell
 
bullet Spectacular Woodie collection added to RM Monterey
 
bullet Hey Angelo, how many were made? How many are left?
 
bullet Rare ragtops
 
bullet Find it in Old Cars Weekly Classifieds!
 

 

The Tucker takes on Texas video!
 

http://links.mkt230.com/ctt?kn=29&m=4064273&r=NzIxNTUxMDk4S0&b=0&j=MTE2Mzk4OTQ1S0&mt=1&rt=0 A sneak peak at the Tucker convertible was offered to a curious crowd May 2 at Keels & Wheels in Seabrook, Texas. Owner Justin Cole, president of Benchmark Classics of Madison, Wis., was there to show off the work of his team. Benchmark is about 70 percent of the way finished with the task of creating what has been described as the world's only Tucker convertible.

Greg Riley of Garage Deluxe interviewed Cole at Keels & Wheels and has provided Old Cars Weekly this fascinating video interview.

CLICK HERE to view the video!

 

A Tucker 48 to be auctioned in June
 

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Although the early history of Tucker no. 1041 is unknown, it was acquired in 1954 by the now-defunct Sutro Museum at the Cliff House in San Francisco, where it was displayed. It was purchased by its current owners in 1970, and in 1988, was featured in the movie "Tucker: The Man and His Dream".

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Hobby mourns passing of Tom Brownell
 

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For more than 25 years, Brownell wrote the "Questions & Answers" column for Old Cars Weekly. Among other awards, he was named a Friend of Automotive History in October 2008 by the Society of Automotive Historians.

CLICK HERE to read more about Tom

 

RM adds spectacular Woodie collection to Monterey auction
 

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The offering of the distinguished Nick Alexander Collection will see RM Auctions extend its annual event to three days starting with the sale of the private collection, all to be offered without reserve.

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How many were made? How many are left?
 

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With only a few exceptions, however, determining exactly how many of any car are left is almost impossible. But in his latest "Under the Hood" blog, Angelo offers some tips on where to go for research.

CLICK HERE to read his blog

 


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Rare ragtops
 

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Muscle Car: The Art of Power  by John Gunnell
 

A treasury of beautiful, classic muscle cars from Detroit's golden age are featured along with essays and commentary on each mighty model. Includes the 1965 Pontiac GTO, 1969 Charger, 1971 Plymouth GTX and a garage full of other masterpieces.
 

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5/3/09

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The 1977 Pontiac Trans Am

http://links.mkt230.com/ctt?kn=2&m=4052176&r=NzIxNTUxMDk4S0&b=0&j=MTE2MTQ3Mjk1S0&mt=1&rt=0 {Editor's Note: In honor of the somber news this week that Pontiac will soon be no more, we salute one of the more memorable models to ever carry the Pontiac name plate).

It took a pretty stunning car to steal the show from a lineup of Burt Reynolds, Jackie Gleason, Sally Field and Jerry Reed. But movie makers found one that was up to the task.

Just as "Bullitt" and "Gone in 60 Seconds" will forever be linked with their star cars, so will the 1977 Pontiac Special Edition Trans Am be forever linked with Smokey And The Bandit — so much, in fact, that in hobby parlance they are simply known as the Bandit Trans Ams.

CLICK HERE to learn more about the 1977 Pontiac Trans Am.

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