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A Racy RideGrady Hawkins is a Dodge man, always has been and probably always will be. His driveway is dominated by a 2009 Charger (with the legendary Hemi engine), his wife, Doris, drives a Neon, and one side of his garage hosts a fully restored antique 1947 Dodge sedan that once belonged to his grandfather. But the crown jewel in this impressive collection of American automobile enthusiasm is the ’47 Dodge D-24 hot rod that sits menacingly beside Granddad’s old ride. |
Winter 2012 |
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Malibu DreamsTommy Tolles’ classic car intro began as a favor to a friend. |
Fall 2012 |
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A Loveable BugFlat Rock Pilates Guru Mike Phillips’ 1970 Volkswagen Beetle is a perfect symbol of simplicity. |
Winter 2011 |
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Low on Miles, High on MysteryVintage car is one of only five registered in the world |
Summer 2011 |
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A Wild RidePriscilla Whitney talks about her two restored Mustangs with great affection and humor, as if they were a pair of difficult but lovable children who’ve been taught to dress properly and behave. |
Summer 2011 |
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Hot TicketHighlands Motoring Festival adds two days and lots of detailing |
Spring 2011 |
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Grand DesignBruce Hatfield grew up in rural Texas where the nearest town had a population of 350 souls. When he began classes at the University of Texas at Austin, it was a daily, 120-mile, round-trip commute. Cars were the only way to bust out. |
Winter 2010 |
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Stopping TrafficJohn Garland owes his lifelong passion for automobiles to a cow. It was the one his uncle traded for a 1948 Plymouth when Garland was 16 — the first, but hardly the last, car he ever worked on. |
Fall 2010 |
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Best Not in ShowLean and avid, arrayed in snug scenester threads, Franzi Charen and Kip Veno don’t look like regulars on the classic-car circuit. And they’re not. |
Summer 2010 |
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Easy RidersDespite living year-round in Mark and Teresa Farver’s Hendersonville garage, Margo and Goldie — sisters of a certain age — haven’t lost a bit of their sparkle or drive. |
Spring 2010 |
