Who says lightning doesn’t strike twice? In 2016, with the help of friends and tons of hard work we were able to get our all original 1912 Moon Raceabout on the field at Pebble Beach. The Moon fit in just great, surrounded by Ford GT‘s (the featured car that year) as well as some of the finest cars in the world. It was well received by the public and the judges. We made the front page of The Californian as we did in 2013. Click on the link below to read the article. By The Light of the Silvery Moon To make the trip to Pebble Beach even better, we were allowed to take one of our Lincolns, a 1927 Locke...
This 1974 Firebird Formula 400 sold at the end of 1973. Its owner headed immediately to a California Highway Patrol safety check. It still has the vintage California Highway Patrol safety sticker on the windshield. This is a great project car. It...
1922 Ford chassis with a custom built mercury boat tail speedster body....
The Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance of 2013. Leland’s father had been to...
Its 4:30 am on a cold, misty, rainy Thursday morning. I am inside my friend...
In 1934, Thelma got into an accident with her Lincoln, broke her ribs, and ...
Andy Hotton started his career at the Henry Ford Trade School and was...
Eddie Cantor (January 31st 1892 – October 10th, 1964) was born Edward...