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ATLANTA MOTORSPORTS PARK CELEBRATES GROUNDBREAKING

Posted March 31 2010 07:42 PM by alancolvin

With final permitting and zoning approved, Atlanta Motorsports Park (AMP) broke ground and moves closer to motorsports enthusiasts taking the green flag. The 152-acre world class driving facility, which is being created...

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Wil Cooksey Motorcycle Accident Open Letter

Posted June 25 2009 12:20 PM by alancolvin

Some of you may have heard that I was involved in a motorcycle accident on May 23, 2009. Steering problems caused me to lose control of my Harley and I ended up going off the road. I was thrown clear of the bike and ended...

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Cash-For-Clunkers: Bad Deal, Says Economist

Mannheim Auto Auctions, Automotive News, dumb legislation

Posted April 8 2009 09:00 AM by Scott Ross

Not only do a lot of folks who turn well-used cars and trucks into treasured cruisers and resto-mods think "cash for clunkers" legislation is a bad idea, but also one auto--industry economist agrees.

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SEMA Release On Vehicle Scrappage Programs

Posted April 2 2009 11:59 AM by Wilkinson

SEMA's latest on opposing the federal "Cash for Clunkers" programs.

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EZ-EFI™ Scores Big At Hotrod & Restoration Trade Show

FAST, EFI conversion

Posted March 26 2009 09:30 AM by Scott Ross

New self-tuning fuel injection system from FAST™ takes top new product prize at 11th Annual Hotrod & Restoration Show FAST™ is constantly seeking innovative EFI solutions for street rod enthusiasts and racers alike....

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Mothers® Big Rig Hits the Car Show Circuit for 2009

MOthers, show schedule 2009

Posted March 20 2009 08:41 AM by Scott Ross

The 2009 show season is upon us, and the Mothers® car show crew is hitting the road in style--starting this weeken--with the Chip Foose-inspired design on all 53 feet of this custom 18-wheeler. Equipped to satisfy the...

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Automotive Aftermarket Loses Two Leaders: Jim Deist & Gary Anderson

SEMA, Deist Safety, SoffSeal

Posted March 16 2009 06:55 AM by Scott Ross

The specialty-equipment industry lost two innovators this past week with the passing of safety pioneer Jim Deist and SoffSeal’s Gary Anderson, a founding member of the Automotive Restoration Marketplace Organization...

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Take Another Good Look (Part 2)

Corvette, Corvette Sting ray, Readers' rides

Posted January 30 2009 11:41 AM by Scott Ross

You liked those three reader-submitted Vettes posted here previously, didn't you? There's more of 'em headed your way....right now.

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One More Day Left To Bid

2005 Corvette, U.S> Marshals Service, GSA

Posted January 21 2009 09:01 AM by Scott Ross

Attention potential bidders (and current bidders who want to raise theirs): You've only got one day left to bid on this Vette Rodded 2005 Corvette coupe.

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Style, Color, Detail…And Show Gold! Vettes At The Big Indoor Shows

Corvette, custom cars, Grand National Roadster Show

Posted January 14 2009 12:02 PM by Scott Ross

The latter part of January brings the first in the series of big rod-and-custom shows to the West Coast, ones that car enthusiasts from all over the world make pilgrimages to. That includes Corvette lovers, whether or not...

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The Top Shelf, Revisited (Part 6)

Corvette, Corvette-related books

Posted January 11 2009 10:00 AM by Scott Ross

Reviewed by Scott Ross Photos by Patrick Hill Have you ever seen a parts catalog in hardcover? We hadn’t, but when GM Performance Parts’ latest Catalog (PP Number 20) came out in that form, we could see why.

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The Top Shelf Revisited (Part 5)

Corvette, Corvette-related books

Posted January 4 2009 10:00 AM by Scott Ross

Reviewed by Scott Ross Photos by Patrick Hill Drag racing. It sounds easy top to—just mash the go-pedal and hang on, right. Wrong.

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Up For Bids...This C5

Corvette, US Marshals Service

Posted January 1 2009 07:00 AM by Scott Ross

There's more than one way to get a full-zoot Vette in your garage. One way is to build it yourself. A quicker way is to buy it already done. Starting on January 7th, you'll have your chance to bid on this one--and take it...

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The Top Shelf, Revisited (Part 4)

Corvette, Corvette-related books

Posted December 31 2008 10:00 AM by Scott Ross

Reviewed by Scott Ross Photos by Patrick Hill Not too long ago, we brought you Will Handzel’s How To Build High-Performance Chevy LS1/LS6 V-8s. The folks at Car Tech Books have updated it in a brand-new edition that adds...

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The Top Shelf Revisited (Part 3)

Corvette, Corvette-related books

Posted December 28 2008 10:00 AM by Scott Ross

Reviewed by Scott Ross Photos by Patrick Hill Whenever you’ve got the hood of your vintage Vette open, doesn’t it draw a crowd? That’s’ the way it should be at shows, on fun runs, or when you’ve got friends over. But...

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