Bruce Frank insists he wasn't looking for another MoPar to restore, but he was willing to take another swing at the '58 DeSoto hardtop.
When you are a fan of big tailfins, sometimes one car can just lead to another.
East Troy, Wis., resident Bruce Frank has always been a sucker for finned MoPars, and he had a couple that he really loved a few years back — one an all-original time piece 1959 DeSoto Adventurer, and the other a project car — a 1958 Chrysler New Yorker — with plenty of promise.
"I was going to restore the '58 New Yorker, but that got bought by somebody that wanted it way worse than I did after a period of years," jokes Frank.
Losing the New Yorker wasn't the end of the world, however, because the white '59 Adventurer in his garage was still one of his favorite cars that he'd ever owned.
Amelia Island, Florida – The 1904 Napier Samson L48 will make a triumphant return to Florida, the very place where this powerful engine historically shattered the 100 miles per hour record on American soil 117 years ago. This iconic automobile, renowned for its rich racing history, will make its grand reveal at Ormond-Daytona Beach on February 10, in advance of the Bonhams|Cars Amelia Island Auction on February 29.
The archive, comprising nearly 29,000 photographs, now finds its home at Revs Institute, marking a significant milestone in its mission to preserve and celebrate the heritage of the automobile. The images will be indexed and digitized, making Van Bever's work even more accessible to researchers, scholars, and the motorsport community through the Revs Digital Library.
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