The Monterey Auto Week is a collection of events that have spawned from the Pebble Beach Concours. The first Pebble Beach Concours took place in 1950 as a small showing of cars to compliment the Pebble Beach Road Race…. more»
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Swans Invade Monterey Peninsula
It has been over a week ago since this pair descended on the famous golf course known as Pebble Beach. These swan cars may not be what you would expect to see cruising around such a ritzy place, but… more»
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Rare Tourer: 1948 Allard L-Type
Attention Allard fans! A super rare 1948 Allard L-Type has just surfaced. Only a handful are known to exist today and this one has been hidden away for decades. A restoration was started 30 years ago, but never completed…. more»
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To-Do’s Done: 1975 MGB GT
MGBs are great fun… in the summertime, but if you plan to drive your car in the coming months, the roof equipped GT may be more up your alley. Driver quality examples are plentiful, cheap, and there is enough… more»
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Barn Finds T-Shirts
We just received a shipment of new t-shirts and they look great. Here is our in-house model and staff writer, Josh, sporting one. They cost $30 $20 shipped and can be purchased here. We are also giving one away… more»
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Original Owner: 1961 Corvette
We have a hard time keeping the same car for 5 years more less 50 years, but when the car is a 1961 Corvette we can understand why the owner of this one has kept it for all these… more»
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Saratoga Estate Sale
While sifting through Craigslist, we came across a post for an estate sale in Saratoga, California and thought it might be of some interest to anyone in the market for an American Classic from the ’50s. The sale is… more»
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Suvivor Goat: 1967 Pontiac GTO
You know a car has attained cult status when it has a nickname that is known globally. In the case of the Pontiac GTO, its nickname is well known, even though it is actually longer than its name. We… more»
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1967 Intermeccanica Torino Spyder
Italian cars are known for voluptuous and elegant styling, but typically not for reliability. To solve the dependability issues and make their cars more appealing to the American market, one Italian manufacture had the brilliant idea of stuffing an… more»
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Barn Wasp: 1971 AMC Hornet SC/360
One of the greatest joys of being a barn finder is making new discoveries. You never know what car you might find and it might be something you’ve never even heard of before. Almost every day we find something… more»
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Colorado Mustang Graveyard
When we found seven Ford Mustang Fastbacks for sale that were all being offered by the same seller, we went into detective mode and what we found left us in awe. When we featured a field of Mustangs a… more»
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Estate Find: 1961 Borgward Isabella TS Deluxe
If you’ve been on the hunt for a great barn find in your town, but haven’t been able to find one, we suggest going to your local estate sales. You never know what you might find hidden away in… more»
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Big Cat: 1958 Jaguar XK150 FHC
Jaguar has often been considered to be one of Britain’s greatest Sports car manufactures, but this title wasn’t bestowed to the company until the release of their XK series. Over a thirteen year period the company refined and developed… more»
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Grandma’s 1968 Chevrolet Camaro
This is the kind of find that Camaro fans dream of, a first generation Camaro that has not just been left in the garage, but has been lovingly maintained by the original owner. This 1968 Camaro was given to… more»
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Rusty Pony: 1965 Ford Mustang Fastback
When the Ford Mustang hit the streets in mid ’64, it was the car to have. It had great looks, plenty of power, and was fun to drive. To broaden the appeal, Ford decided to add a 2+2 Fastback… more»
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Utility Coupe: 1965 Chevrolet El Camino
The Chevrolet El Camino has always been an interesting, yet confusing vehicle for us. It’s like a mullet, business in the front and party in the back. Don’t get us wrong, we like El Caminos, especially when they have… more»
