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Paul Newman finished second at Le Mans in 1979 sharing a Porsche 935 with Dick Barbour and Rolf Stommelen
Paul Newman was 54 when he drove at Le Mans, and he nearly won it. In June 1979, the Paul Newman Porsche 935 finished second overall in the 24-hour…
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7 Fairlanes that defined open-air enjoyment
Ford named the Fairlane after Henry Ford’s estate in Dearborn, Michigan, and it launched the car in 1955 as its top full-size model. From the first year, the range…
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Man Buys His Friend’s Alfa Romeo 156 GTA That Sat In Storage For Two Years, Gets A £2,800 Worst-Case Repair List, Then Gives It A 48-Hour Makeover
Buying a car from a friend sounds easy, until you remember everything you know about it. One British car fan just bought his mate’s Alfa Romeo 156 GTA after…
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Blind engineer Ralph Teetor invented modern cruise control, and the 1958 Imperial was first to offer it
Ralph Teetor lost his sight as a small boy, and he never got it back. Even so, he became a mechanical engineer, ran a major parts company and patented…
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