- Written by webmin
One of the best looking Fiats of its era, this 130 Coupe for sale on Hemmings.com was a delicacy reserved for jet-setting Europeans; Americans would have to content themselves with Fiat’s sports cars and boxy economy sedans. The 130 was introduced as a large (by European standards, anyway) sedan in 1969 as the successor to […]
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Tagged 130 Coupe, coachbuilt cars, Fiat, Hemmings Find of the Day, Hemmings Sports & Exotic Car, Lampredi, Paolo Martin, Pininfarina
- Written by webmin
Unless you’ve been in trouble with the IRS in Austin, there’s no reason the name Mary B. Justice should mean anything to you. But with a name like that, how can I not put it in the headline? The IRS part comes in with Mary Beth Justice’s title, Property Appraisal and Liquidation Specialist for the IRS, […]
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Tagged Auction Pulse, auctions, Chevrolet Corvette, Corvette, hot rods and customs, IRS, Model T, Texas, tow truck, trucks and Jeeps
- Written by webmin
I never thought very much about ethanol in gasoline until I started messing with old dirt bikes again. Two of my bikes run poorly on E10 (10 percent ethanol), and I blame the alcohol for making the rubber seals in the tank petcocks so hard they’ll barely turn. My lawn mower, my generator, my truck […]
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Tagged E10, E15, ethanol, Hemmings Daily, legislation and regulation, motorcycles and scooters
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