AACA: 1st – Bonati, Richard, 1941 Packard 160 2nd – Hahn, John, 1969 Chevy 3rd – Carulli, Vincent, 1962 Oldsmobile Starfire ANTIQUE – 1900 to 1940: 1st – Coleman, Thomas, 1929 Buick 27 Standard 2nd – Scuderi, Brian, 1931 Oldsmobile F-31 3rd – Williams, Leonard, 1936 Plymouth Class D
The winners of the GNYR’s Memorial Awards for the 2022 Spring Meet at Old Westbury Gardens are: Carl Capasso Best of Show Post War – 1970 Dodge Charger R/T – Alexandra Mercaldo Joe Percoco Best of Show Pre War – 1910 Royal Tourist – Evan Price Wanda Lyttle Longest Distance – 1937 Buick
Las Vegas Concours By Meredith Jaffe The Las Vegas Concours d’Elegance featuring the Helene Awards was held October 21-24, 2021. Over 100 exquisite automobiles graced the field of the Aviators’ newly constructed baseball stadium. With the ballpark boasting the largest video board in the minor league, interviews with exhibitors and the finer details of the
By C. A. Smith In October, Meredith and I had the opportunity to visit The National Museum – which includes vehicles from the early Harrah collection. While Meredith was drawn like Althea to honey to the Rust Heinz’s Phantom Corsair and Tucker – what a surprise – in their collection, I was equally amazed by
55 Years — 1966 George Miller 50 Years — 1971 – None 45 Years — 1976 Moose Duffy 40 Years — 1981 – None 35 Years — 1986 – None 30 Years — 1991 Sal Grenci 25 Years — 1996 Joseph Barnes Jerry Beard 20 Years — 2001 Dom Scala John Matlach/Ann Robert Von Werne
by Meredith Jaffe Originally scheduled for July 23-25, 2020, the Grand Nationals were pushed back to August 21-22 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. To make logistics even more convoluted, the site was changed from the NB Center for American Automotive Heritage in Allentown to historic Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, just one month prior to the event. Despite
By John S. Fackre I decided to feature 1957 Fords in this article for 2 reasons: First, Ford introduced two significant models for 1957, and that I have seven different models in my 1/25 [scale model] collection. The 1st model shown is the New Ranchero. A stylized pickup based on the two door wagon and
by Scott Gramlich It’s amazing how things stick with you over the years and how affected we are by early childhood experiences. My childhood was steeped in all things old. I learned a deep appreciation for history and was exposed to everything antique. So many of my early memories are of car shows and flea
by Scott Gramlich It’s amazing how things stick with you over the years and how affected we are by early childhood experiences. My childhood was steeped in all things old. I learned a deep appreciation for history and was exposed to everything antique. So many of my early memories are of car shows and flea
By Alan Blay The Greater Los Angeles California area was always big on roadsters. A dry climate on an ocean enables one to use an open car for many days out of the year. In 1911 Harley Earl at age 18 started designing cars in the Southern CA area for affluent people who wanted something
