LONDON CALLING Norman Dawood with his 1949 Cadillac on Waterloo Bridge, with a view of British landmarks.
There is a growing classic-car movement in England to collect what are called Yank Tanks, big American cars made after World War II.
October 1, 2013
Plain-dealing Plymouth did not make many design studies, but while Virgil Exner was running Chrysler’s design department, the Belmont made its debut.
September 30, 2013
Nearly 15,000 people showed up in a small Nebraska town over the weekend to bid, or watch the bidding, on a fleet of low-mileage cars collected by the local Chevrolet dealership.
September 25, 2013
Tuxedo Park, N.Y., one of America’s first gated communities, played host to a gathering of Rolls-Royce owners who also took part in a tour of local mansions.
The Lambrecht collection, featuring hundreds of American classics hidden for decades in a field in Pierce County, Neb., will go on sale this month.
Luis Bonilla of Connecticut is an old-school car guy. While others worship older muscle cars, he is devoted to the classic Toyotas that were made until the late 1980s.
From Puerto Rico to New Jersey to Best of Show in California, a Packard has had quite a journey.
Duesenbergs have won more Best of Show awards at Pebble Beach than any American marque. Indeed, they are regarded as so superior to their domestic peers that Duesenbergs compete in their own class.
The second Duesenberg sold to the public was found in Missouri and brought back to life by a team in California.
What started as a small meeting of sports car enthusiasts in 1950 has grown into the Pebble Beach classic-car extravaganza, which includes eight concours, five auctions and three days of racing.
The Ray Lambrecht collection, which goes on sale later this month, includes American classics from the 1950s, ’60s and ’70s.
Some highlights from the more than six decades of the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance and surrounding events.
