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The current Sports Illustrated has a great story about Ty Cobb, Nap Lajoie and the race for the 1910 batting title, and how Hugh Chalmers of car fame hotted up the season with the promise of a Chalmers 30 to the batting champion. Read it. Done? So the long and short is that both ended […]
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Tagged Baseball, brass cars, celebrity-owned cars, Chalmers, Hemmings Classic Car, Lost and Found, Nap Lajoie, personalities, publicity stunts, Ty Cobb
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The two-lane stretch of Route 7 between Troy, New York, and Hemmings’ hometown of Bennington, Vermont, is a cavalcade of death and destruction, inflicted by motorists with great confidence but questionable judgment and/or skill. Witness the latest roadside attraction along this a-holes’ autobahn, a 1955 Pontiac four-door that had been parked (presumably for sale, but […]
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Tagged automobilia, crash, Hemmings Classic Car, Hemmings Daily, Pontiac
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The Worldmobile may or may not be one of the greatest mysteries in autodom, but it is certainly perplexing. Keith Marvin, who normally could turn up dirt on any Henway he crossed paths with, could only manage to find a few squibs of information about the Worldmobile, which he gathered up for a quick two-page […]
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Tagged Cleveland Ohio, Hemmings Classic Car, Lost and Found, mystery cars, SIA Flashback, Worldmobile
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