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Car Auctions

Jan 21, 2008 7:05 am | Categories: auction, barrett-jackson, hatfield, museum, austin-healey, sprite, goggomobil, austin, bantam, mini, moke, bianchina, saab, sonnet, ford, taurus, sho, mercedes-benz, s-class, mercury, comet, caliente, ebay, volkswagen, beetle, bus, vanagon, packard, kaiser, darrin, plymouth, speed channel, shelby, yenko, hemi, cuda, chevrolet, mustang, nova, gt40
Posted by hudsonthedog

It's that week again. That week in January where I plop myself down in front of the tube with an A-Treat soda in one hand, pretzel sticks in the other, and both eyes glued to the Speed Channel for another 40 hours of auction coverage...the Barrett-Jackson auction from Scottsdale. Back in 1990, FNN (the Financial News Network...now CNBC) covered this auction for one Sunday afternoon and it was wonderful...

The Ultimate Car Dream!

Sep 3, 2007 3:40 pm | Categories: dreams, manufacturing, vector, packard, bugatti, porsche, lotus, bob lutz, chevrolet, mclaren, mazda, david e. davis
Posted by hudsonthedog

Surfing through CarSpace the other day, I ran across this guy who is discussing his dream of starting a car company. He video blog addresses the people who have pointed him in different directions to design is production car. I admire his dedication to his dream and I wish him all the luck in the world...

Should They Stay or Should They Go?

Aug 6, 2007 7:50 am | Categories: cars, automobiles, mg, automotive industry, car brands, alfa romeo, nanjing, shanghai, saic, duesenberg, packard, stutz, amc, edsel, suzuki, mitsubishi, buick, mercury, isuzu, great wall, brilliance, peugeot, citroen, fiat, skoda, seat, geely, chery, chrysler, ford
Posted by hudsonthedog

On one automotive forum that I frequent, there is a discussion of which car brands should be the next to leave the US market. Poster after poster lists their choices and the reasons why they believe each should no longer sell their wares in the US. Most of the opinions are based on biases formed from personal experiences with these brands…some of which are quite out-dated...

Blog Category Results Found 3 entries. Categories results for: packard Car Auctions Jan 21, 2008 7:05 am \| Categories: auction, barrett-jackson, hatfield, museum, austin-healey, sprite, goggomobil, austin, bantam, mini, moke, bianchina, saab, sonnet, ford, taurus, sho, mercedes-benz, s-class, mercury, comet, caliente, ebay, volkswagen, beetle, bus, vanagon, packard, kaiser, darrin, plymouth, speed channel, shelby, yenko, hemi, cuda, chevrolet, mustang, nova, gt40 Posted by hudsonthedog It's that week again. That week in January where I plop myself down in front of the tube with an A-Treat soda in one hand, pretzel sticks in the other, and both eyes glued to the Speed Channel for another 40 hours of auction coverage...the Barrett-Jackson auction from Scottsdale. Back in 1990, FNN (the Financial News Network...now CNBC) covered this auction for one Sunday afternoon and it was wonderful... The Ultimate Car Dream! Sep 3, 2007 3:40 pm \| Categories: dreams, manufacturing, vector, packard, bugatti, porsche, lotus, bob lutz, chevrolet, mclaren, mazda, david e. davis Posted by hudsonthedog Surfing through CarSpace the other day, I ran across this guy who is discussing his dream of starting a car company. He video blog addresses the people who have pointed him in different directions to design is production car. I admire his dedication to his dream and I wish him all the luck in the world... Should They Stay or Should They Go? Aug 6, 2007 7:50 am \| Categories: cars, automobiles, mg, automotive industry, car brands, alfa romeo, nanjing, shanghai, saic, duesenberg, packard, stutz, amc, edsel, suzuki, mitsubishi, buick, mercury, isuzu, great wall, brilliance, peugeot, citroen, fiat, skoda, seat, geely, chery, chrysler, ford Posted by hudsonthedog On one automotive forum that I frequent, there is a discussion of which car brands should be the next to leave the US market. Poster after poster lists their choices and the reasons why they believe each should no longer sell their wares in the US. Most of the opinions are based on biases formed from personal experiences with these brands…some of which are quite out-dated...