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Experiencing an original 1948 Dodge 'Pilot House' B-1-B pickup
Pickup trucks are bought to do work, and most of them eventually die as a result of rust, wear and overwork. A fortunate few survive, and this 1948 Dodge B-1-B half-ton is among the survivors. The Dodge pickup was originally bought to do work on a blueberry farm in Connecticut, and it did everything that was asked of it from the same owner for more than 60 years. Careful operation and good maintenance played a major part in its preservation, as did dry winter storage. This truck was put away in a barn every fall where it waited until spring for another summer of work. Another factor in its remarkable survival is that it was a good truck. It still is.
A 100-point 1937 Horch 853 Cabriolet earned "Best of Show" honors at the 65th annual Hillsborough Concours d'Elegance, held on Sunday, July 18, at Crystal Springs Golf Course in Burlingame, California.
The Russo and Steele Collector Automobile Auction kicks off twenty-first year August 11-13 in downtown Monterey.
MONTEREY, Calif.—The Russo and Steele Collector Automobile Auction returns to Monterey August 11-13, 2021. As part of the automotive industry's safe return to live, lifestyle events, this auction is among an elite list that contributes to Monterey's Historic Car Week. This is the twenty-first year for Russo and Steele in Monterey. The auction continues to offer a collection of the highest quality and collectable European sports, American muscle, hot rods and customs with both reserve and no-reserve automobiles.
OK, full disclosure: We don't know if we'd really "Buy That". It's listed for $19,000 on Craigslist, and that's a good chunk of cash. We'd at least have to know the answer to one important question:
