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Car of the Week: 1953 Pontiac Chieftain "tin woodie" wagon Rod Carlson really loves old cars, and he's got a lot of them — more than 50 at last count. Most of them are low-mileage originals, or unusual models that may have been restored, but are authentic and unchanged from the factory. Carlson hopes someday to open a museum in his hometown of Wausau, Wis., to display all his cars and other car-related collectibles — he has everything from scooters and gas pumps to original dealership neon and old-school roadside restaurant artifacts.  If the museum ever becomes a reality, it's going to be packed, and one of the cars that will surely be getting the star treatment front and center is Carlson's sweet 1953 Pontiac Chieftain "tin woodie" wagon. Carlson has cars that are certainly more valuable, and even more rare, than the venerable green wagon, but none that he treasures more. See More Make your car our "Car of the Week"  If you've got an old car you really love, we want to hear about it! Click here to submit your ride! Performance takes center stage in Vegas at Team Shelby's 'Make American Muscle Cars Great Again' show on April 27th LAS VEGAS, NV - The Las Vegas Team Shelby Bash will make history as the four day festivities include, for the first time, an all makes and models performance car show on April 27 held under the banner of "Make American Muscle Cars Great Again." The car show will be the closing event of the annual gathering at the Shelby American headquarters in Las Vegas. See More The Savoy welcomes 'Stunning Studebakers' in new exhibit Cartersville, GA - The Savoy Automobile Museum in Cartersville, GA, announced the opening of its latest temporary exhibit, Stunning Studebakers.  The Studebaker brothers, Henry and Clem, established a blacksmith and wagon shop in 1852, and by 1875 it was the "largest vehicle house in the world" due to the U.S. Army buying their wagons. The company survived: transitions from wagons to cars, The Great Depression, two World Wars, mergers, and near bankruptcies to finally succumb and produce its last vehicle in 1963. Please enjoy this collection of various models through the years. See More Now You Can Look 'Em Up Online! How much is your vintage ride worth? You can now join the Old Cars Price Guide Membership and find out online. Pricing right at your fingertips. Join Now! Subscribe Now to the Highest Frequency Publication for Die-Hard Car Lovers!  Your subscription to  Old Cars includes: All the recent news from around the old car hobby Coverage of all the important collector car auctions and shows Classifieds including expert advice SUBSCRIBE NOW Active Interest Media 2143 Grand Ave. Des Moines, IA 50312 United States View online  You received this email because you are subscribed to newsletters from Old Cars Weekly. Update your email preferences to choose the types of emails you receive.