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Women’s History Month Success Story: WyoTech Student receives Jessi Combs Foundation Scholarship

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Founded in 2019, the mission of The Jessi Combs Foundation is to educate, inspire, and empower the next generation of trailblazing and stereotype-breaking women. WyoTech’s Kate Martin was awarded a scholarship from The Jessi Combs Foundation to pursue a career in the automotive trades.

Jessi Combs, a renowned racecar driver and female powerhouse in the trades, was a WyoTech graduate who embodied the traits celebrated during Women’s History Month

LARAMIE, Wyo., (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — After choosing to … Read the rest

What’s under the hood at the Savoy Automobile Museum

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Find out at the Savoy Automobile Museum April 1-3 as they will popping the hoods for visitors to explore the power plants of their vehicles.

Cartersville, GA – What’s under the hood? Find out on April 1, 2, and 3 as the Savoy Automobile Museum lifts the hoods on select vehicles in the museum to give guests an opportunity to peer under the hoods of some remarkable vehicles. Below is a list of the vehicles included in this event by gallery.

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Sixty years of car collecting up for sale online: The Jim Lewis Collection

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Jim Lewis never tossed a car that could someday be used. There is an online action that will offer up 60 years of car collecting. There are barn find and projects galore! The auction ends on March 31st.

Jim Lewis was in the car business for over 60 years until having a stroke in July 2021. Starting March 1st, bidding will begin on the first of two online auctions where over 130 Classic & Muscle Cars will be sold at … Read the rest

RIP old friend: David W. Brownell passes

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Old Cars’ first editor, David W. Brownell has died.

Dave Brownell enjoyed sitting behind the wheel of this vintage racing car at the Mercedes-Benz Old Timer Center. In the car next to him is West Peterson of the AACA.

June 19, 1971 was a memorable day. It was the last Father’s Day that wasn’t an official United States holiday (this was changed by President Richard M. Nixon in 1972). It was also show day at the 15^th Annual Newport … Read the rest

Old Cars Reader Wheels: 1985 Buick Riviera turbo convertible

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Old Cars spotlights a reader’s 1985 Buick Riviera turbo convertible.

Vincent Spampinato is riding in style in his turbo motivated ’85 Riviera. This is what Vincent has to say about his Buick….

“This is one of 49 made in ’85 with the turbo engine. The standard was a 5.0 L V8 with 140 net hp. The turbo engine was an optional 3.8L V-6 with 200 net hp. It was $ 735 extra, which explains the low production numbers. It drives

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Old Cars We’d Buy That: 1963 Buick Riviera

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What’s not to love about a black ’63 Riviera? We sure would buy that!

Full disclosure: We LOVE 1963 Rivieras. A few years ago we got a ride in one for a photo shoot and a feature story on a car with an interesting background. Immediately, the ’63 Riv went on the bucket list of cars we’d love to own some day.

This one is a fantastic 48,000-mile beauty with all the right stuff and finished in gorgeous black. … Read the rest