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10 questions for Darin Roberge from Motorwerks Marketing

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Darin Roberge runs Motorwerks Marketing, a public relations company that offers a wide range of services. “We like to say that we can offer basically any service that you can dream up (and a lot of stuff that you can’t),” he says.

Motorwerks Marketing

GILBERT, Ariz. — Motorwerks Marketing might not be a name a lot of folks in the collector car hobby are familiar with. In a way, that’s the way company founder and CEO Darin Roberge likes it.… Read the rest

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Mark your calendars for the 2024 Iola Car Show July 11-13, 2024

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Iola Car Show

Iola, Wisc. – The Iola Car Show has had a history of bringing special guests dear to all of our hearts in the past. In 2024 the Iola Car Show, once again, will not disappoint with an impressive list of special guests. The scheduled special guests will include: 

  • Henry Winkler, Donny Most and Anson Williams of Happy Days will be celebrating 50 years with us!
  • Jon Provost of Lassie will be attending for the first time, along
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Legendary Landmarks to Pin to your 2024 RV Road Trip Map

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Dreaming of an e­pic RV road trip across America? Look no further! RVT will take you on a virtual journe­y to some of the most iconic and lege­ndary landmarks across the country. Whether you have­ a passion for history, a love for nature, or simply crave adve­nture, these must-visit de­stinations await you and your travel trailer, truck camper, or other type of RV. Get ready to jot down these­ legendary landmarks on your 2024 RV road trip map!… Read the rest

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Car of the Week: 1950 Chrysler New Yorker

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The late Robert Huelsman and his son Tom combined their mechanical know-how to transform a low-mileage 1950 Chrysler New Yorker into a mechanically sound, better-than-new stunner.

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In the fall of 2002, Robert Huelsman discovered an original, low-mileage 1950 Chrysler New Yorker four-door sedan in the car corral of Fall Carlisle. The seller had recently purchased the car from the Cumberland, Md., estate of the original owner. The New Yorker had clearly been well cared for over … Read the rest

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The Sleeping Packard

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The 1940 Packard 110 as recently found in a Los Angeles garage.

Rodney Kemerer

In this “Tales From the Garage,” we stumble upon a “Sleeping Beauty” resting peacefully for 62 years and waiting for that automotive kiss to open her eyes.

Let’s turn back a few pages to the fall of 1940. Packard, having struggled through the Great Depression with weak luxury car sales, introduced a lower-priced model wearing the famous nameplate. The Model 110 was a less-opulent six-cylinder Packard … Read the rest

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