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Enzo-era Ferrari finds a new home at McPherson College

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Dr. Richard Lundquist, one of California’s most prominent real estate developers and philanthropists, handed over the keys to his 1972 Ferrari, valued at over $ 600,000, to McPherson College’s Auto Restoration Program in a surprise ceremony on May 6th.

McPHERSON, KANSAS (May 9, 2022) – In a surprise ceremony last Friday, McPherson College received and unveiled a classic 1972 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona, a two-seat grand tourer, a gift from Dr. Richard Lundquist, LHD. A longtime supporter of … Read the rest

It’s springtime and there are three new exhibits at the AACA Museum

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Spring showers bring a bouquet of new exhibits at the AACA Museum in May.

Hershey, PA – The Spring/Summer Featured Exhibits open on May 21 with the Williams-Clyne Showroom Gallery display already open. Here’s a look at what’s coming…

Orphan Cars: Galleries throughout the museum are filling with “automotive orphans.” Know as “Orphan Cars,” this collection of cars, buses, and motorcycles represents discontinued marques and brands from across the motoring landscape. From the early days of motorized transportation to recent decades, a … Read the rest

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Car of the Week: 1959 Cadillac hearse from New Zealand

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A ’59 Caddy hearse that hails from New Zealand came back from the dead.

By Christopher Moor

New Zealand funeral director Simon Manning’s dream hearse, a 1959 Cadillac, had eight years of restoration before it began service in New Zealand during the southern hemisphere’s past winter. Simon says every part of the American import received attention in the restoration, right down to the last nut and bolt.

The hearse’s first public appearance in New Zealand was at Moonshine Rod and … Read the rest

Celebrating the double-duty beauty

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Form and function never looked so good. One owner’s 1963-1/2 Ford Ranchero.

David Hatchel is a fellow lugnut, and vehicles have been amping him up since he was a child. He looked forward to the day he’d drive when he suddenly experienced a condition that might impede his ability to do so. At age 10, his legs stopped moving and he was thought to have polio. Several hours after a painful spinal tap, David’s legs worked again. Maybe that is … Read the rest

Old Cars Reader Wheels: 1967 Mercury Cyclone GT

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Old Cars spotlights a reader’s 1967 Mercury Cyclone GT.

Scott Reeves has a scorching hot Cyclone. This one is also a multiple award winner.

This is what Scott had to say about his impressive Mercury.

“This is my 1967 Mercury Cyclone GT…it has won multiple awards. This 1967 Mercury Cyclone GT has won a 2nd place at the Ford Nationals, an AACA Junior, AACA Senior, AACA Grand National, AACA Grand National Senior awards, but also the coveted AACA James Melton

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