Abandoned Car of the Week

1964 marked the beginning of the third generation Rambler American by American Motors. It was built through 1969 with five body styles including convertible, 2-door hardtop and coupe, 4-door sedan and 4-door station wagon. Three inline 6-cylinder engines (base engine 90 hp) and four V-8s were offered. Transmissions included 3 and 4-speed manuals and a 3-speed automatic. This Rambler convertible was found in Mayer, Ariz. (Photos by Jim Prueter)

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Mecum Auctions returns to Pennsylvania Farm Show complex


1953 Chevrolet Corvette Kindig-It CF1 Roadster

Estimated 1,200 classic and
collector cars expected in Harrisburg

(July 22, 2024) HARRISBURG, Pa. — Since its inaugural iteration in 2014 at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex, the annual Mecum Harrisburg collector car auction has attracted motivated consignors, eager bidders and enthusiastic spectators from across the nation, and the 2024 event, set to take place starting Wednesday (July 24), will continue the tradition with an estimated 1,200 vehicles to be auctioned and live broadcasts to air on MotorTrendTV and MAX.

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1934 Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 Lungo Spider to be auctioned at Monterey

RM Sotheby expects classic
to bring as much as $6 million

(July 21, 2024) MONTEREY, Calif. — RM Sotheby has announce the auction of the stunning 1934 Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 Lungo Spider by Eagle Coach Works at the upcoming Monterey Car Week. Having never been offered at auction before, this highly respected example of the legendary “2.3” combines rich history, striking design, and remarkable originality, making it a highlight of the event.

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TVR Garage brings a classic British brand back to the U.S. market

(July 18, 2024) A unique range of British hand built sports cars from the classic era of the late 1990’s is being re-introduced to American enthusiasts via TVR Garage, which aims to re-ignite the presence of TVR products into the USA, utilizing the 25-year EPA and NHTSA exemption process for imported vehicles.

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