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Indiana car shines across the pond in Brighton - Old Cars Weekly
The JBS Collection's 1903 Clément 12/16 HP Rear-Entrance Tonneau, owned by Jack Boyd Smith Jr., of Elkhart, Indiana, earned a completion medal at the annual London to Brighton Veteran Car Run—the longest-running motoring event in the world.
They’re not in Kansas anymore! Kansas’ McPherson College to display their 1953 Mercedes-Benz 300 S at Pebble Beach - Old Cars Weekly
McPherson College’s classic 1953 Mercedes-Benz 300 S is the college’s first car fully restored by its students to be accepted in the nation’s most prestigious car event.
Automotive personality and expert Ray Shaffer named 2023 Sandhills Motoring Festival Grand Marshal - Old Cars Weekly
The Sandhills Motoring Festival welcomes Ray Shaffer as the Grand Marshal of the 6th Annual Sandhills Motoring Festival and Concours in the Village, scheduled over Memorial Day weekend May 26-28 in the Village of Pinehurst, North Carolina.
Porsches abound at Broad Arrows' Porsche 75th Anniversary Auction June 8-10 - Old Cars Weekly
Broad Arrow Auctions announced "The Porsche 75th Anniversary Auction." The single-marque sale will be held during the celebration of the marque's 75th anniversary at the Porsche Experience Center in Atlanta, Georgia, over the weekend of 8-10 June 2023.
The Studebaker National Museum teaming up with the History Museum for “South Bend: The Next 100 Years,” a poster design contest - Old Cars Weekly
The Studebaker National Museum and The History Museum are launching “South Bend: The Next 100 Years,” a poster design contest to celebrate the future of South Bend, Indiana.
Gooding & Company hammers over $18 million for '62 Ferrari with total sales over $72 million at Amelia Island auction - Old Cars Weekly
Gooding & Company made history by realizing over $72 million and selling the most valuable automobile of all Amelia Island Auction Week history with the 1962 Ferrari 250 GT SWB California Spider, which sold for $18,045,000.