Classic Car News

Emerald Pointe Senior Living Community will have a classic car show on July 23.

A FUN-PACKED family day out awaits visitors to Towneley Park on Sunday when the annual Classic Car Show returns for the 27th year.

A classic car show that will benefit STEPS, a group that promotes efforts against substance abuse in town, will be held on July 24.

Thursday, June 30th, 2011 20:09:00 After a gruelling fuel miser marathon that ran for more than half an hour under the blazing Malacca sun, Politeknik Ungku Omar's (PUO) sleek racer that looked like a refugee from a pre-war Grand Prix was left as the only car running in a field of 14 competitors.

Songs of the Beatles, Aretha Franklin and the Beach Boys rang out across the Elm Bank Reservation as brightly colored Fords, Chevys and Packards from the 1930s, ’40s, ’50s and ’60s revved onto the grounds. These classic cars were out on the town for more than just a leisurely Sunday morning drive. They had come to compete in the ninth annual Elm Bank Antique Auto Show.

The owner of a Long Island classic car restoration business was busted Thursday for allegedly selling a client's cars without permission and driving off with the profits.

Emerald Pointe Senior Living Community will have a classic car show on July 23.

SOUTHINGTON — Custom Coach is sponsoring the first annual Classic Car Show to benefit STEPS (Southington’s Town-wide Effort to Promote Success).

The annual Cool City Classic Car Show was Saturday in Two Rivers, but the fun started Friday night with a classic car cruise from Manitowoc to Two Rivers.

Knippelmier, 63, the owner of Knippelmier Chevrolet in Blanchard, recently opened his collection of more than 130 classic cars to the public.