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When you think of vehicles originating in the Czech Republic, or former Czechoslovakia, you probably think of Škoda. But if Škoda isn’t esoteric enough for you, you may recall the fabric-bodied Velorex three-wheeler. From the “Strange But True” files comes news of the rebirth of the Velorex. While original Velorexes were never imported to the […]
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We got an unprecedented e-mail inquiry over the weekend from the proprietors of ARMCO Models 56 in Sydney, Australia. Models 56 specializes in small runs, usually 500 copies, of Oz-prototype models. Many of them are Aussie saloon racers, including a wildly modified Corvair once driven by the storied Frank Gardner. They’re now asking you folks […]
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Tagged ARMCO Models 56, Australian cars, automobilia, diecast, ford, Ford F-500, Hemmings Daily, Lindsay Fox, trucks and Jeeps
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To put it bluntly, vintage race cars are cool. Sure, they may not be for everyone, but they still make up a segment of the collector-car hobby that doesn’t seem to have a ceiling right now (we’re talking growth and popularity, not an arbitrary figure hampered by the economy). Proof of this – to some […]
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Tagged Alfa Romeo Spyder, auctions, Bob Glidden, Bruce Larson, Bullet Bob Reed, Chevy, Cobra, Cobra DragonSnake, Corvette, Ed Skelton, factory lightweight, Fairlane, ford, Ford Galaxie, Grumpy's Toy Xi, Hemi 'Cuda, Hemmings Daily, Hemmings Muscle Machines, Mecum auctions, Mercury, Mercury Comet, Phil Bonner, Pinto, Plymouth, Plymouth Barracuda, racing, Sox & Martin, station wagons, vintage racing
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