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| City, car auction on 3-month timetable |
| 06.30.05 (3:20 am) [edit] |
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By Ryan Gabrielson, Tribune June 28, 2005 Scottsdale officials and Barrett-Jackson Classic Car Auction executives have given themselves three months to hammer out a long-term deal that will keep the city’s most lucrative event at WestWorld. In a joint statement, Craig Jackson, auction president, and City Manager Jan Dolan announced that they had set a "framework" for negotiations. "We agreed on a process, negotiating teams and a time frame, with the goal of reaching an acceptable agreement within three months," the news release states. Thursday, Jackson issued Scottsdale an ultimatum: Begin serious negotiations on a list of improvements to WestWorld, or face losing the auction. Dolan and Jackson met Monday. Jackson had set today as the deadline for negotiations to start. More... http://www.eastvalleytribune.com/index.php?sty=43758" title="http://www.eastvalleytribune.com/index.php?sty=43758" target="_blank"http://www.eastvalleytribune.... Classic Car News from The Classic Car Daily Hobby Wheels Deals Online Automotive Auction |
| AMA, Ducati Rev Up for Vintage Motorcycle Days |
| 06.29.05 (3:07 am) [edit] |
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Press Release Source: The American Motorcyclist Association AMA, Ducati Rev Up for Vintage Motorcycle Days Tuesday June 28, 11:00 am ET PICKERINGTON, Ohio, June 28 /PRNewswire/ -- The American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) is making final preparations for AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days 2005, to be held July 15 - 17 at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in Lexington, Ohio. In celebrating Ducati, this year's "Featured Marque," AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days will benefit the Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum. The event will feature exhibits of classic motorcycles and memorabilia, along with "Grand Marshal" Paul Smart, winner of the 200 Miles of Imola aboard a Ducati in 1972, and World Stunt-Riding Champion Christian Pfeiffer, who will perform on his Ducati. The Mid-Ohio circuit will host American Historic Motorcycle Racing Association (AHRMA) roadracing; motocross, observed trials and dirt-track also are on the schedule. The racing is expected to attract more than 1,500 competitors. AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days 2005 also will feature: - Three vintage bike shows; - North America's largest motorcycle swap meet, plus new-product vendors; - Demo rides by Ducati, Aprilia, BMW, Buell, Harley-Davidson, Kawasaki, Moto Guzzi and Suzuki; - An auction of motorcycles and memorabilia; - A reunion of motocross legends, in conjunction with the Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum's "Motocross America" exhibit; and - Tommi Ahvala's "Team Extreme" Trials Showcase. The AMA MembersTour2005 tractor-trailer rig, parked just outside the Mid- Ohio infield, will be the center of AMA activities. The Tour's 18-stop schedule includes Daytona Bike Week, Americade, Laconia, Sturgis, Golden Aspen, and Biketoberfest. This is AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days' 11th return to Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course. Previous Featured Marques were BSA, Honda, Norton, Penton, Vincent, Indian, Spanish motorcycles, Harley-Davidson and BMW. The Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum is located at AMA headquarters just east of Columbus, less than 90 minutes southeast of Mid-Ohio. "Motocross America" will be dedicated on July 14, the evening before AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days. For reservations for the dedication and the reunion of motocross legends, call 614-856-2222 or visit http://www.motorcyclemuseum.o... Tickets for AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days are available from Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course at 1-800-MID-OHIO or http://www.midohio.com. For more information about AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days, visit http://www.AMADirectlink.com or call 1-800-AMA-JOIN. Founded in 1924, the AMA is a non-profit organization with more than 260,000 members. The Association's purpose is to pursue, protect and promote the interests of motorcyclists, while serving the needs of its members. For more information, visit the AMA website at http://www.AMADirectlink.com, or call 1-800-AMA-JOIN. For the latest news releases, visit the AMA News Room at http://home.ama-cycle.org/new... CONTACT: Tom Lindsay of American Motorcyclist Association, +1-614-856-1900 x1357, or tlindsay@ama-cycle.org Web site: http://www.amadirectlink.com/... ------------------------- ------------------------- ------------------------- ----- Source: The American Motorcyclist Association Classic Car News from The Classic Car Daily |
| Old Autos Magazine - a Canadian success story |
| 06.28.05 (2:38 am) [edit] |
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by Bill Vance The little town of Bothwell lies nestled amid the corn and soybean fields of southwestern Ontario's Kent County. Now some 900 souls, Bothwell was born during the Ontario oil boom of the 1860s. Houses were built in a day and some 20 hotels provided food, beds and spirits. But when the oil bubble burst so did Bothwell's dreams of grandeur. While its early oil ambitions soon faded, Bothwell now has a unique place in another oil-related world: automobiles. It is the home of Old Autos newspaper, a tabloid size Canadian commercial publication for the old car hobby. Twenty-four times a year Old Autos issues forth from a long, low, cinder-block ex-theatre on Main Street. It goes to subscribers in every part of Canada, as well as to many U.S. states, and Europe, Australia and New Zealand. More... http://www.canadiandriver.com/articles/bv/oldautos.htm" title="http://www.canadiandriver.com/articles/bv/oldautos.htm" target="_blank"http://www.canadiandriver.com... Classic Car News from The Classic Car Daily |
| Car buffs find right car, then spend thousands of dollars |
| 06.24.05 (2:21 am) [edit] |
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Thursday, June 23, 2005 By Margaret Smykla, Tri-State Sports and News Service Peer beneath the surface of a classic car at your favorite neighborhood car cruise and you're just as likely to find a priceless anecdote as you are an engine. Ask Richard Weiland, one of roughly 200 gearheads who braved the Weather Channel's warning of showers -- rain is to classic cars what sunlight is to vampires -- to exhibit their vehicles at the Caste Village Car Cruise this month. The cruise is held from 4 to 9 p.m. every Sunday from May through October, weather permitting, in the parking lot of the Caste Village Shopping Center in Whitehall. More... http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/05174/526721.stm" title="http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/05174/526721.stm" target="_blank"http://www.post-gazette.com/p... Classic Car News from The Classic Car Daily - Your portal for all Classic Car News |
| USMA Michigan Nationals North Car Show |
| 06.23.05 (2:49 am) [edit] |
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July 23-24, 2005 USMA Michigan Nationals North Car Show and Swap Meet Gibraltar Trade Center Mt. Clemens, 237 N. River Rd., I-94 & N. River Rd. (Exit 237), Mt. Clemens, MI. Everyone is welcome. All cars and trucks all years are welcome. 200 Show Classes possible with trophies. There is 37 Outstanding and 15 Best of Show Trophies. There is a separate show for Sport Compact Cars & Trucks both days with more trophies. There will also be Car Corrals Sponsors Choice Trophies which feature Camaro, Chevelle, Mustang, Trucks, Street Rod, Mopar, and more. Trophies for Muffler Rapping and Flame Throwing. Saturday, register 8am -6pm. Judging lanes open 10am - 2pm. Judging Saturday has nothing to do with Class Judging for Sunday's awards. Judging both days is separate. Special Trophies offered on Saturday only. Sunday, register 7am - 10am. Judging Lanes open 7:30am - 10:30 am (no exceptions). You must go through Judging Lanes to be eligible for Class Awards, Outstanding, Best of Show, Sponsors Awards. You must be present with car to pick up awards. Entertainment by Rockin' Ronnie both days. Oldies Concert Saturday afternoon. Bands playing both days. Bikini Contest Sunday. Low Rider Bicycle Show Sunday. Free camping Friday & Saturday. Motels across the street. Plenty of restaurants close by. Gibraltar is a clean modern facility. 600 stores inside. Air conditioning, food vendors, plenty for the familty to do. Saturday only $15.00. Sunday only $20.00. Both Days Pre register before July $20.00. Both Days Register At Show $25.00. Nationals T-Shirt to first 100. Dash Plaques first 600. Display only, no judge is $5.00 per day. Swap Space Saturday $10.00...Sunday $20.00. Extra $5.00 per day for trailers. Commercial vendor space available. Call for details. Contact information: Ralph Haney 248-280-0342 or usmainc@hotmail.com Classic Car News from The Classic Car Daily Hobby Wheels Deals Your Online Automotive Auction Site. |
| 1953 Muntz Jet |
| 06.21.05 (2:53 am) [edit] |
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SPENCER MURRAY Published Date: 5/23/05 When World War II halted new car production in 1942, Earl “Madman” Muntz gained his sobriquet from his flamboyant style of selling used cars in the L.A. suburb of Glendale. His was the sideshow-barker approach to auto marketing via newspapers and billboards. Muntz’s used-car sales were brisk, even when production resumed after the war ended, until assembly lines caught up with demand. Lagging sales then led him in search of some other automotive enterprise. Muntz found it across town in the person of Frank Kurtis, builder of the stylish two-seat Kurtis Sport as a sideline to his primary business of constructing Indianapolis race cars. (Kurtis roadsters finished 1-3-4-5-6-8-9 at Indy in 1954!) But it turned out building cars for the public wasn’t Kurtis’ cup of tea, so he sold the Sport’s rights and tooling to Muntz in 1949. Muntz renamed the car the Muntz Jet. More... http://www.autoweek.com/article.cms?articleId=102401" title="http://www.autoweek.com/article.cms?articleId=102401" target="_blank"http://www.autoweek.com/artic... Classic Car News from The Classic Car Daily |
| G. Chambers Williams III: Chrysler charging ahead |
| 06.20.05 (3:15 am) [edit] |
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San Antonio Express-News Everyone in the auto industry looks with awe at Chrysler these days, thanks to big hits the U.S. arm of DaimlerChrysler has scored with cars during the past half-decade — all while maintaining a strong presence in the truck market. It started, of course, with the PT Cruiser in 2000, that retro-styled mini-SUV/wagon that was the first of Chrysler Group's gotta-have cars. More recently we got the Chrysler 300 sedan and Dodge Magnum wagon. Now the new Dodge Charger — a sedan version of the Magnum and a sister to the 300 — is coming to dealerships. But that's not all. This company that at least twice in the past three decades was almost given up for dead has more surprises on the way, not only in the Chrysler and Dodge lineups, but also in its Jeep brand. More... http://www.mysanantonio.com/business/stories/MYSA 061805.1J.williams.17832128.html" title="http://www.mysanantonio.com/business/stories/MYSA 061805.1J.williams.17832128.html" target="_blank"http://www.mysanantonio.com/b... Classic Car News from The Classic Car Daily |
| July 8-10, East Cougar Nationals |
| 06.16.05 (2:24 am) [edit] |
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The 2005 East Cougar Nationals welcomes all models and years of Mercury Cougars to the Hyatt Fair Lakes, Fairfax, VA. This show will feature an XR7-G and Dan Gurney Special (DGS) Reunion and a celebration of Team Cougar's campaign in the 1967 Trans-Am racing series. 26 classes; 16 judged. Special appearance by David Tom of Apache Junction, Ariz., and his original 1967 Trans Am Cougar, one of four that earned the Bud Moore Mercury team a second place finish in the 1967 Trans Am series, barely losing the title to the Ford Mustang. On Friday night join us at the host hotel for a classic car cruise in. Show and cruise in details at http://www.dcconline.org/05EastNats/index.html" title="http://www.dcconline.org/05EastNats/index.html" target="_blank"http://www.dcconline.org/05Ea... Barry Reichenbaugh Delmarva Cougar Club '67 XR7 A-code 4 spd - future corner carver '69 Cougar convertible - Old Yeller now with a 351c '69 Colony Park Wagon - BUSS 429 '97 Mark VIII - the lap of luxury Classic Car News from The Classic Car Daily Hobby Wheels Deals Online Automotive Auction , Come help us build an alternative marketplace to buy and sell vehicles, parts, and more! |
| Pimped-Out Rides And Rods At The Bruins Cruzin' Car Show |
| 06.15.05 (2:39 am) [edit] |
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Don't have or can't drive a '55? You surely can check out the classic Chevys at the all-model year custom car and truck show this Saturday. If you're stylin' for a low, slow and mellow lead sled or feeling mean for that power machine, then do come to this Saturday's fund-raiser. The family-oriented inaugural event will provide a relaxed atmosphere while enjoying the impressive vehicles, assorted arts, classy crafts & food fair vendors. What is? It's the First Annual Bruins Cruzin' Cool Car and Truck Show. General gate admission is $5 per person. Where? St. Patrick-St. Vincent High School's Dante Magnani Football Field, follow the signs to 1500 Benicia Rd, Vallejo When? 9am to 3pm, This Saturday, June 18, 2005, car show check in starts 7am. More... http://www.benicianews.com/articles/index.cfm?artOID=302787&webpage =0&cp=53" title="http://www.benicianews.com/articles/index.cfm?artOID=302787&webpage =0&cp=53" target="_blank"http://www.benicianews.com/ar... Classic Car News from The Classic Car Daily |
| Pasadena Police Car Show |
| 06.14.05 (2:52 am) [edit] |
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Car shows are a great place to see the tricked out and modified vehicles that may not be "street legal.' The Pasadena Police Department is hosting the fourth annual Pasadena Police Classic Car show, sponsored by Paseo Colorado on Sunday, June 26, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Colorado Boulevard between Marengo and Euclid avenues. There will be more than 150 classic cars from the 1930s to 1974. For more information, call (626) 744-4620 or visit www.cityofpasadena.net/police/carshow Classic Car News from The Classic Car Daily |
| Upcoming Classic Car Shows in Michigan |
| 06.13.05 (3:00 am) [edit] |
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July 23-24, 2005 USMA Annual Michigan Nationals North Gibraltar Trace Center Mt. Clemens 237 N River Rd., I-94 & N River Rd. (Exit 237) Mt. Clemens, Mi Everyone is welcome. All cars and trucks all years are welcome. 200 Show Classes possible with trophies. There is 37 Outstanding and 15 Best of Show Trophies. There is a separate show for Sport Compact Cars & Trucks both days with more trophies. There will also be Car Corrals Sponsors Choice Trophies which feature Camaro, Chevelle, Mustang, Trucks, Street Rod, Mopar, and more. Trophies for Muffler Rapping and Flame Throwing. Saturday, register 8am -6pm. Judging lanes open 10am - 2pm. Judging Saturday has nothing to do with Class Judging for Sunday's awards. Judging both days is separate. Special Trophies offered on Saturday only. Sunday, register 7am - 10am. Judging Lanes open 7:30am - 10:30 am (no exceptions). You must go through Judging Lanes to be eligible for Class Awards, Outstanding, Best of Show, Sponsors Awards. You must be present with car to pick up awards. Entertainment by Rockin' Ronnie both days. Oldies Concert Saturday afternoon. Bands playing both days. Bikini Contest Sunday. Low Rider Bicycle Show Sunday. Free camping Friday & Saturday. Motels across the street. Plenty of restaurants close by. Gibraltar is a clean modern facility. 600 stores inside. Air conditioning, food vendors, plenty for the familty to do. Saturday only $15.00. Sunday only $20.00. Both Days Pre-register before July $20.00. Both Days Register At Show $25.00. Nationals T-Shirt to first 100. Dash Plaques first 600. Display only, no judge is $5.00 per day. Swap Space Saturday $10.00...Sunday $20.00. Extra $5.00 per day for trailers. Commercial vendor space available. Call for details. Ralph Haney 248-280-0342 usmainc@hotmail.com July 9-10, 2005 USMA Michigan Nationals South Car Show & Swap Meet Gibraltar Trade Center Taylor I-75 & Eureka Rd (Exit36) Taylor, MI Everyone is welcome. All cars and trucks all years are welcome. 200 Show Classes possible with trophies. There is 37 Outstanding and 15 Best of Show Trophies. There is a separate show for Sport Compact Cars & Trucks both days with more trophies. There will also be Car Corrals Sponsors Choice Trophies which feature Camaro, Chevelle, Mustang, Trucks, Street Rod, Mopar, and more. Trophies for Muffler Rapping and Flame Throwing. Saturday, register 8am -6pm. Judging lanes open 10am - 2pm. Judging Saturday has nothing to do with Class Judging for Sunday's awards. Judging both days is separate. Special Trophies offered on Saturday only. Sunday, register 7am - 10am. Judging Lanes open 7:30am - 10:30 am (no exceptions). You must go through Judging Lanes to be eligible for Class Awards, Outstanding, Best of Show, Sponsors Awards. You must be present with car to pick up awards. Entertainment by Rockin' Ronnie both days. Oldies Concert Saturday afternoon. Bands playing both days. Bikini Contest Sunday. Low Rider Bicycle Show Sunday. Free camping Friday & Saturday. Motels across the street. Plenty of restaurants close by. Gibraltar is a clean modern facility. 600 stores inside. Air conditioning, food vendors, plenty for the familty to do. Saturday only $15.00. Sunday only $20.00. Both Days Pre-register before July $20.00. Both Days Register At Show $25.00. Nationals T-Shirt to first 100. Dash Plaques first 600. Display only, no judge is $5.00 per day. Swap Space Saturday $10.00...Sunday $20.00. Extra $5.00 per day for trailers. Commercial vendor space available. Call for details. For more info contact Ralph Haney 248-280-0342 or usmainc@hotmail.com Classic Car News from The Classic Car Daily |
| With purrs and curves, classic cars are precious |
| 06.10.05 (2:24 am) [edit] |
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By Cathy Free Deseret Morning News Curvy and attractive with a throaty purr, she was his first love. Years after Steve Hirst abandoned her for $15 in a junkyard, he wondered, "Was there any chance of getting her back?" For the past 30 years, he's been living the love affair all over again: Just him, the highway and his 1955 Buick. To understand why anyone would become so enamored with an automobile, look no further than Layton's Burger Stop drive-in, where classic car enthusiasts gather once a month from miles around to pop open their hoods and admire each other's interior. "It takes us back," says Steve, 61, who drives his Buick on the back roads from Farmington. "Back then, cars had class and character. When you looked up the street, you could tell if a car was a '57 Chevy or a '56 Oldsmobile. They stood out. Today you can't tell one car from another." More... http://deseretnews.com/dn/view/0" title="http://deseretnews.com/dn/view/0" target="_blank"http://deseretnews.com/dn/vie...,1249,600140062,00.html Classic Car News from The Classic Car Daily |
| For Many Who Paraded Their Vintage Wheels In The Fifth Annual Adesa |
| 06.07.05 (3:24 am) [edit] |
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By Kathy Uek / Daily News Staff Monday, June 6, 2005 ASHLAND -- Boston Classic Car and Motorcycle Run yesterday, the chrome and fins weren't the big attraction. It was the memories of the classics and of Lt. Louis Griffith, the veteran Framingham Police officer who died last July. For several hundred people yesterday, the classic car and motorcycle run was a trip down memory lane to help raise $20,000 to benefit the Framingham Police Athletic League, which Griffith helped establish. David Regan, sat in his '55 Chevy 210 and remembered the days of his youth. "I had one like this in the late '60's when I was a teenager," said Regan, regional sales representative for Adesa Boston. Remembering those days of school and dating, he added: "It has a great back seat." More... http://www.metrowestdailynews.com/localRegional/view.bg?articleid=100620" title="http://www.metrowestdailynews.com/localRegional/view.bg?articleid=100620" target="_blank"http://www.metrowestdailynews... Classic Car News from The Classic Car Daily |
| Automaniac - Episode 1 Review - Gangster Cars |
| 06.06.05 (6:52 pm) [edit] |
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The new show from the History Channel, Automaniac, is hosted by Bill Goldberg - a man who certainly matches the title. He starts off by letting the audience know his passion for cars and adds a little bit of a hard edge to the show, and he seems like a man who knows what he's talking about. The first episode focused on Gangster Cars and their owners. Four segments devoted to cars used by famous figures in history and then a fifth on a modern version of the Gangster Car. Each segment covered the technical aspects of the cars, while educating watchers as to their origins and uses. You not only learn that Al Capone drove a 1929 V16 Cadillac that could outrun any police car at the time, but also his weekly income and his impact on society at the time. The two aspects are very well balanced and if not careful, you almost wouldn't notice that you learned something! A comparison was made from the cars of Al Capone, John Dillinger and Bonnie and Clyde to a modern day Gangster Car, the armored S-Class Mercedes-Benz. Able to withstand bomb blasts and fire from AK47s, this car embodies the values of the older versions - it's the "ultimate in safety, speed, and style." The show is a catching combination suited to both history buffs and car enthusiasts. Information is not only presented by Bill Goldberg but also by a variety of experts. Owners of the cars speak, as do historians who are knowledgeable as to the specifics of the time. As important as the sources is their obvious passion for the subject, making it easy to listen to the wealth of information they share. A show that appeals to both technical and non-technical audiences, I'll definitely be tuned in for the next episode! Classic Car News from The Classic Car Daily Hobby Wheels Deals Online Automotive Auction |
| Carlisle gears up for All-Ford event |
| 06.03.05 (3:39 am) [edit] |
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Thursday, June 02, 2005 The 2005 car season rolls on with the All-Ford Nationals at the Carlisle Fairgrounds tomorrow through Sunday. The gates will be open each day from 7 a.m. to dusk. Adult admission is $7 tomorrow, $9 Saturday and $6 Sunday. Children 12 and younger are admitted free There will be limited parking on the grounds for $10. Call 243-7855 or go to www.carsatcarlisle.com for more information. Once in the fairgrounds you'll find: "Thunderbird History," a display with cars representing every significant model and style change in the T-bird's storied history. The "Boss Car Nationals" with more than a 150 classic Mustangs and Cougars including the Trans-Am Mustangs from the Bud Moore Racing team, the Checkerboard Maverick driven by "Fast" Eddie Schartman and a replica of the Mercury Cyclone Spoiler II driven by Cale Yarborough. John Samsen, a Ford designer who worked on the Thunderbird project under Frank Hershey and helped create the front end, grille, front fenders and hood designs. More... http://www.pennlive.com/entertainment/patriot news/index.ssf?/base/entertainment/1 117704100223990.xml&coll=1" title="http://www.pennlive.com/entertainment/patriot news/index.ssf?/base/entertainment/1 117704100223990.xml&coll=1" target="_blank"http://www.pennlive.com/enter... Classic Car News from The Classic Car Daily |
| Otterville classic car show marks 10th anniversary |
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Stephan Kleiser - Staff Writer Wednesday June 01, 2005 The Tillsonburg News — When the Otter Mill Runners decided 10 years ago to organize a small car show on Otterville, they had no idea just how popular and long-lived their event would get. “We just thought we should organize a little show by the old mill,” Ron Smith said. “We had no idea it would become this popular.” Yet popular it is. Year after year they have seen bigger crowds. And, they once again expect to be completely booked as far as cars are concerned and that’s just the way they like it. “We’ve been getting between 210 and 220 cars in the show and that’s pretty much all we can accommodate here,” Smith said. Sponsored by the South Norwich Historical Society and organized by the Otter Mill Runners who are all historical society members, the show is the perfect event for the entire family. More... http://www.tillsonburgnews.com/story.php?id=164083" title="http://www.tillsonburgnews.com/story.php?id=164083" target="_blank"http://www.tillsonburgnews.co... Classic Car News from The Classic Car Daily Hobby Wheels Deals Online Automotive Auction |
| Alfa GT - A Car So Beautiful Even Hollywood Stars Can't Stop Looking |
| 06.01.05 (3:11 am) [edit] |
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Hollywood star Aaron Eckhart may have had Rose McGowen, star of the TV series Charmed on his arm at Cannes Film Festival, but he couldn’t keep his eyes on his Black Dahlia co-star when they were joined on the red carpet by an Alfa Romeo GT, donated by the Italian sporting car manufacturer, to raise money for the Cinema against Aids charity. The charity event, held at the Moulins de Mougins, was hosted by Sharon Stone and Alfa Romeo’s Lapo Elkann, and brought together more than 400 international stars of the film, fashion and photography world, with the highlight being the auction of the specially prepared Alfa Romeo GT by Sharon Stone. More... http://www.carpages.co.uk/alfa_romeo/alfa-romeo- gt-29-05-05.asp?switched=on&echo=5429 37319" title="http://www.carpages.co.uk/alfa_romeo/alfa-romeo- gt-29-05-05.asp?switched=on&echo=5429 37319" target="_blank"http://www.carpages.co.uk/alf... Classic Car News from The Classic Car Daily |
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