None. ... View more

Just because some celebrity’s tush occupied the seat an automobile is worth more. Give me a break. Have we collectively gone crazy? ... View more

He had the resources to make an offer that they couldn’t refuse. He didn’t want the Mustang enough. Why should an average person have to sell because some “famous “ person wants what they have. For years this Mustang was just a used car and valued as such. We are in a crazy automotive world at the present time and some people are cashing in. Some of us have to work for our dollars others just have to count dollars every day. ... View more

Pinto and Yugo. ... View more

You nailed It. ... View more

I recall reading this Corvette was stored outside for years in the impound lot. Can’t be in great shape. My restoration shop insisted my auto be registered and insured while in shop. ... View more

I purchased a 1987 Toyota pickup five speed no radio for $6666. If the body didn’t rust away it would still be on the road. Great engine and trans. Now I have a 2005 Canyon without rockers (rusted away). Great New England winter. My city brines the street before storms. I think they receive a kickback from body shops that do rust repairs. We all know rust is like cancer and almost impossible to stop. They make plastic rocker covers but not for my model. ... View more

Underneath its a Falcon. ... View more

Wow! ... View more

How many items are not returned? ... View more

Speaking as a former Trustee of a local library your donation will either make their book sale or recycle bin. Professional librarians frown on donated books. I would look for a library that specializes in automotive history. ... View more

I do not know the mileage but how long of a road trip are you willing to take. Your 1964 is fifty seven years old. Many metal components are that old such as axles and bearings. ... View more

I am suggesting no music so people can converse with each other. ... View more

You are off topic find a political thread. ... View more

Boy the majority of comments are way off base. I do agree that many enthusiasts are not very welcoming at shows. This is the reason I don’t attend them. I’m in the correct age group. It seems it is a closed club. I know what I have and I don’t need a Rotary or Lions club trophy. When you receive Best of Class at a national meet of your national brand club that is all you need. It appears to me that somewhere this hobby has turned into a for profit making organization. Some of us have the necessary set of skills (metal fabricating, body work, paint, engine rebuilding) and a location and tools and equipment to complete a restoration. I agree with the commentator that it is difficult to find professionals with these skills. They are aging out. I also agree with number five of the predictions. I read in Hagerty that playing oldies music turns off younger car lovers. Do we really need this. We need to attract young people not turn them away. ... View more

I believe he was Secretary of Defense if my memory is correct. ... View more

According to article engine was not used at Le Mans. ... View more

Couldn’t the restorer find the original clamps for the overflow hose from radiator to overflow tank. I despise the screw type as in picture. I know I am being picky but this is one glaring error. ... View more

I can’t understand why a company would quibble with a paying customer over two rubber grommets and an incorrect evaporator hose. Now thousands of potential customers are reading about poor customer service. Up to today I was told Vintage Air was a good system. ... View more

I think this is insane. ... View more

Oldsmobile sure made beautiful cars in the day! ... View more

It’s mentioned in the article. ... View more

What a garage. So clean. Beautiful cars. I would love to take a walk through. ... View more

Just think how many Trans Am fans this collector will make happy. Where I live we do not have the room to erect buildings like that as land is to valuable. I can imagine the hours needed to get this collection ready for auction. Must be hundreds. ... View more

No offense but why do you need a house call less expensive to have auto transported to a reputable shop that specializes in classics. I was employed part time at one in southern New England and they have some of the best technicians. My car was in the process of undergoing a complete off frame restoration. Plus at a shop all needed tools an testing equipment are at hand. Good luck and get that ‘67 on the road. ... View more

I looked up rentals and came up with $2000 per day. This is close to seven hours of having it done. It saves the cost of repainting. ... View more

Mr Evans should have never left the automobile overnight with General Motors. He was robbed. How much was the Judge paid?          ... View more

It is not the reverse cooling but the steam vents (size) to top of radiator. ... View more

I have two commercial sewing machines. Are you serious? ... View more

My boss who owns a restoration shop purchased a trailer ball with a built in scale which shows the tongue weight. Purchased at SEMA. ... View more

Very good point. My boss who owns a restoration shop uses the spring loaded type. ... View more

I thought this was a hobby for people who love cars not not investment club. It appears the auction houses have won the message. ... View more

Great pictures, I thought you didn’t get rust in L A, did the four wheeler drive in the ocean? I think I saw a 53 Ford and the Dynamic Olds was rare. Where I am we have to put our classics away for the winter. Stay safe. ... View more