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1 week ago |
classicmotorsports.com | Paris Van Gorder
Pebble Beach class win (2013). The Amelia class win (2016). AACA First Junior award (2013). This 1963 Watson Coral Harbour Special Roadster is not only a piece of revived Indy history, but also an award-winning example. The race car competed in the 1963 Indianapolis 500, with its race ending early due to a magneto failure. It is one of 23 examples built by A.J. Watson, a six-time Indy 500 winner as a car builder.
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1 week ago |
classicmotorsports.com | Paris Van Gorder
Born from BMW innovation, a rare version of an already rare car: the Alpina Roadster Limited Edition. The Roadster’s muse? The BMW Z1, but with an Alpina twist. Each of the 66 Roadster Limited Editions–this one being number 29–received a 200cc displacement increase, Mahle cast pistons, revised camshafts and a special Alpina machined cylinder head. The result? 200 horsepower and nearly 200 lb.-ft. of torque.
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2 weeks ago |
grassrootsmotorsports.com | Colin Wood |Chris Tropea |Paris Van Gorder
Update by David S. Wallens to the Ford Mustang GT project car May 1, 2025 | Ford, Ford Mustang Photography by Chris Tropea We had a tent, catered food and a never-ending supply of cold beverages. Hospitality at Daytona? How about the GRM tent at this weekend’s autocross. [There’s something to be said for racing a truly worn-out car]The scene: the North Concourse parking lot for Orlando’s Orange County Convention Center.
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3 weeks ago |
grassrootsmotorsports.com | David S. Wallens |Paris Van Gorder
By Paris Van Gorder Apr 25, 2025 | milwaukee, Project car, Work Gear Photograph by Jake Norris Ladies, do you enjoy working on all sorts of projects but can never find something comfortable yet durable to wear? Well, Milwaukee, the brand known for its power tools and equipment, offers workwear made especially for women. Photograph by Paris Van GorderFirst up: pants.
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3 weeks ago |
classicmotorsports.com | Paris Van Gorder |Classic Motorsports
Whether you’re in your convertible cruising or enjoying a car show, stay protected and comfortable with our new Columbia sun hats (available in both dark and light colors). Sporting an embroidered Classic Motorsports logo, this Columbia hat has all you could want in a hat and more–high-tech sweatband, mesh vents, ultra-wide brim and even UPF 50 protection. Our sun hats come in dark (Collegiate Navy or Grill) or light (Sage or Fossil) colors, and sell for just $45.
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