Why I love this one-off piece of automotive artwork
One of Classic Motorsports Editor David S. Wallens' favorite pieces of art? No, it's not an old Countach poster or a weathered sign–it's a one-off mixed-media piece by Angelo Moore.
You wouldn't go to an amusement park just to ride a single ride, so why settle for a single car?
One of Classic Motorsports Editor David S. Wallens' favorite pieces of art? No, it's not an old Countach poster or a weathered sign–it's a one-off mixed-media piece by Angelo Moore.
Will demystifying the world of concours judging make it more enjoyable for everyone?
Can a parking lot car meet be just as much fun as a world-renowned concours d'Elegance?
What's the best predictor of what cars will explode in value? Look no further than the cars adorning the posters in your childhood bedroom.
Although time travel doesn't exist (yet), vintage racing events can offer a unique glimpse into the past.
In the 20-something years we've gone to concours events, we've learned a lot from being both a judge and having our cars judged.
What sort of Easter Eggs have you found when perusing the classifieds?
How do you account for the time spent studying, learning, planning and ordering parts during a restoration?
The early years of sports car racing may have been its most exciting, and Peter Brock was there to see it all unfold.
