Category: Featured Article
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1927 Dodge Sedan
I travel not to go anywhere, but to go. I travel for travel’s sake. The great affair is to move. – Robert Louis Stevenson Travel……..[trav-el] verb To move from one place to another: seeking places to discover. A journey to a distant or unfamiliar place; a slow and steady pace can be done by train, plane, ship and…
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1939 Plymouth Roadking
The 2022 VAE President’s Restoration Award Goes to……Mike Felix & His 1939 Plymouth I never intended to own a ‘39 Plymouth. It was happenstance that wed me to this car. Let me explain. -Mike Felix During the summer of 1998, I attended a car cruise in Highland, NY and struck up a conversation with an attendee in an all…
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1922 Harley Davidson JA
Are there any guesses what this 2-wheeled vehicle is? Hint… it is now 100 years old. In 1901, 20-year-old William S. Harley drew up plans for a small engine with a displacement of 7.07 cubic inches and a 4-inch flywheel designed for use in a regular pedal-bicycle frame. It didn’t work very well. Over the…
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1925 Overland 91A
From life in a steel Quonset hut in Tennessee to Charlie Thompson’s loving garage in Colchester, VT. This 1925 Overland has many new adventures ahead. Charlie Thompson has been without an old car ride for a while now. His beloved 1930 Whippet has some engine problems and he needs to have it rebuilt. Most of…
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1967 Plymouth Barracuda
The Story of “Ruby” the ’67 Barracuda By Chris Barbieri I must begin by admitting that I come from an extended MoPar family. My parents, aunts, uncles, and grandparents all drove Plymouths and Dodges. Those hand-me-down cars carried me through school and until I was on my own. The first car I bought was a…
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1955 Studebaker President Speedster
Gary Sassi’s life was really good before he was infected by the “old-car-bug”. His Dad, Gino, was a lifelong stone carver in Barre, Vermont and Gary grew up in his Dad’s shop, learning the trade. When the time came, Gary decided he wanted to go back to his family’s old country to further his training,…
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1976 Shay Model A
After 43 years of dreaming about Shay Automobiles, Paul Wagner finally has one… thanks to his persistence and his wife’s dickering abilities. I first heard of the Shay Model A when a Ticonderoga, NY, dealer advertised one in 1979. Did I want one? YES! But we were raising a family on our dairy farm. We…
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1971 M35A2
This 1971 Army Deuce and a Half lives in White River, Vermont and is owned by Mary Kay & Dennis Brown How did you get interested in these military trucks Dennis? As a little kid, we used to have several convoys of Armytrucks go past our home on Rt.4 in White River Jct. VT. When…
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Ford Model A Pickups
Have you ever noticed how serene Model T Pickup owners are? The pickups here are Model A’s and we will try to explain why their owners may not be the serene-type… The red truck is my 1934 Ford Model 46-830 with 21 stud flathead V8. After many false starts looking at both Model A’s and…
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1969 Plymouth Road Runner
This 1969 Plymouth Road Runner was “the transportation” for Megan and Adam Shafritz when they married. It was the fall of 1985 and Adam Shafritz was looking for a project car to work on for his Advanced Auto Mechanics class during his senior year at Mamaroneck High School (NY). Late 1960’s muscle cars were just seeing their resurgence. He had…









