Month: September 2019

In Need of Space

I live in a small house with a one-car garage that’s nestled within the confines of a bustling city, but I dream of owning a giant shop someday. My mechanical wares swamp my existing footprint to the extent that I’ve already overtaken one neighbor’s garage, and I’m working on the other […]

Reflecting in the Chrome

This month’s “Readers’ Forum” question is all about project cars. Why is it that gearheads tend to like to restore old cars when the math rarely works in our favor? Making an old car new again can take years of time and thousands of dollars even for a DIYer, so […]

Bonhams Supercar Collection Totals $23.4m in Switzerland

Bonhams made a successful return to Switzerland on Sunday, September 29, with The Bonmont Sale, raising more than $23,435,000 for charity from the sale of the “Supercar Collection” – 25 supercars, hypercars and luxury motor cars. The star of this collection, an ultra-rare Lamborghini Veneno, was sold for $8,292,4347 — a world record […]

RM Sotheby’s The Forests Collection to Benefit Environmental Charities

RM Sotheby’s will present a diverse group of modern and future classics dubbed “The Forests Collection” at its annual London sale, with all proceeds going to the Trillion Trees initiative, a charitable partnership whose mission is to connect funders with forest conservation ventures, and inspire the world to protect and […]

Jim’s Blog: Registering a Classic

It seems like auto registration rates climb more and more every time I look at them. But with more cars on the road each year, that makes sense. After all, somebody has to pay for the wear and tear on roadways caused the daily commuter grind. Here in Oregon, a […]

Keith’s Blog: Sign Up for the 2020 SCM 1000

Next year’s SCM 1000 is beginning to shape up. Plans include visiting Mt. St. Helens as well as the stunning Oregon Coast — areas we haven’t explored in the previous two tours. The dates are July 12-16, 2020. Once again, the tour will begin with participants’ cars on display in […]