Time Flies
It was a crisp Fall morning in the pits at Mosport, near Bowmanville, Ontario. Canada.
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I was checking out the cars for the feature F1 race with another guy in his early twenties who wrote for the Canadian motorsports magazine, Track & Traffic. His name was Lance Hill. There were no drivers in the pits and we got reasonably close to the cars. We were just two young guys talking about yesterday's practice times and somewhat mystified by what we were looking at. These cars were only familiar to us from magazine pages. I remember him now as a very nice guy, very approachable, and with a good sense of humor.
Time moved on. At some point I was in an airport and picked up a soft cover edition of "King of White Lady" by Lance Hill. The author's description left no doubt that this was the same person I once met. It was a good read and I had it around for years before it somehow disappeared.
Motorheads Prove an Eclectic Bunch
The Cars are the Stars and last night's 2nd Annual Parking Lot Concours (PLC) proved that the Motorheads Community in New England is not only alive and well, but varied and thriving!
Proud owners of 43 cars drove their garage toys to European Auto Solutions at 1486 Main Street in Waltham to share their passion with fellow Motorheads.
Another Dimension
If you haven’t seen or made plans to see it by now, chances are that unless you win the lottery, you won’t!
Les Art Decoratif wing of the Louvre in Paris is hosting “L’Art de l’Automobile” until August 28th. It features significant automobiles in the Ralph Lauren collection. Unquestionably the finest setting in the world, the Louvre and Paris make the exhibit of what are already historically important vehicles a once in a lifetime experience.
Tony Singer’s images are featured here in our Photo Gallery and our recent MMR Community Newsletter. If you haven’t subscribed, you should. If you do we will send you our most recent Community Newsletter featuring stories about this show and much more.
The Louvre has added an enriching new dimension to their exhibit. Sound! Filmmaker Chris Szwedo had worked extensively as cameraman/director in filming the collection...