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Vintage vehicles including antique cars, classic cars, muscle cars, and collector cars.
The History and Evolution of Triumph Bobber Motorcycles
Intro Triumph Bobber Motorcycles, the epitome of British engineering and a symbol of motorcycling freedom, have travelled a long journey from their creation to the present day. This article will delve into the depths of Triumph Bobber’s rich history and chronicle its evolution over the years.
By Muhammad Raheel Asghar2 years ago in Wheel
Why Mobile Pet Grooming Van Dubai is Changing the Game
Dubai's pet care scene is undergoing a radical transformation, embracing a pioneering solution to meet the evolving needs of pet owners: mobile pet grooming van Dubai. In a city renowned for its forward-thinking approach and a lifestyle that values convenience, these roaming pet salons have emerged as the epitome of tailored, stress-free pet care.
By Autozone UAE2 years ago in Wheel
Car Magazine Impacted Many People In That Hospital Ward. Content Warning.
On a regular bases, we car enthusiasts read anything published that has 4 wheels attached. In our defense, we have to keep up with the latest car parts, show and shine events and, the annual car parts and swap meets.
By Dave Wettlaufer2 years ago in Wheel
TIS Off-Road Wheels: Engineering the Adventure
Introduction to Trailblazing Treads The call of the wild is not just heard; it's also felt – particularly through the wheels that take us into the heart of adventure. TIS Off-Road Wheels are at the forefront of this journey, offering a fusion of robust functionality and bold aesthetics. These wheels are designed not only to endure the rugged terrains but also to elevate the appearance of any off-road vehicle.
By AudiocityUSA2 years ago in Wheel
The Last Days of a Classic Car Swap Meet Season
According to ‘Daves Custom Cars Website’ there's only one more car event left in our area. As I broke the news to you automotive diehards in my usual dainty way ... come rain, shine, sleet, or hail, even the possibility of snow … I must attend the last swap meet before it’s officially over.
By Dave Wettlaufer2 years ago in Wheel
1935 Miller 2-Man Seal Fast Special
By Dean Kirkland Tom Malloy, a seasoned collector with a discerning eye for automotive treasures, has always been transparent about his approach to acquiring vintage cars. "Auctions aren't really my scene," he often shared with fellow enthusiasts. "There's something about the directness of negotiating one-on-one with a seller that appeals to me. Plus, why should I pay an auction premium on top of the car's price?" While he generally avoids the auction circuit, there are exceptions to every rule. The 1935 Miller-Ford 2-Man Indy Seal Fast Special was one such exception. This exquisite racer, being the fifth in an exclusive series of just ten, represented a rare find in the automotive world. When it was announced that this car would be part of the 2003 auction, following the unfortunate demise of Joe MacPherson and the decision to liquidate his auto dealership's prized collection, Tom felt an irresistible pull. "Such opportunities are few and far between. This car isn't just a vehicle; it's a piece of art, a testament to the golden era of racing," Tom passionately expressed.
By Dean Kirkland2 years ago in Wheel
Echoes of Speed: The Legendary Miller Racer
By Dean Kirkland Racing history is replete with iconic figures and legendary names, each leaving their unique imprint on the tracks of time. Among these luminaries, the name 'Miller' shines exceptionally bright, casting a long shadow of influence and admiration. When Tom Malloy, a connoisseur of racing's golden era, was questioned about his rationale behind acquiring the 1934 Miller 'BURD Piston-Ring Spa.', his response was both profound and simple: "Because it's a Miller." For those deeply entrenched in the world of motorsports, the name 'Miller' evokes a sense of awe and respect, akin to the reverence 'Edison' commands among scientists or the admiration 'Beethoven' garners among classical music enthusiasts.
By Dean Kirkland2 years ago in Wheel
The Tale of the Rosie Roussel Track Roadster
In the vast universe of automobiles, there exists a clear distinction. Some cars are built for function, designed to transport us from one point to another. Others, however, are crafted with a deeper intent, embodying tales of passion, ambition, and legacy. For aficionados like Tom Malloy, the 1932 Rosie Roussel Track Roadster wasn't merely a piece of machinery; it was a bridge to the past, a tangible link to the golden days of racing. "I can still feel the excitement in the air, the roar of the engines, the cheering crowds, every time I saw the Rosie Riley Roadster race down the tracks of my dad's Carrell Speedway in Gardena," Tom fondly recalled. Rosie Roussel was more than just a name; he was an icon, a legend who dominated the racing circuits with unparalleled skill and charisma.
By Dean Kirkland2 years ago in Wheel
