Identifying These Late Model Mustangs | ClassicCars.com Magazine
yes it's hard Understand that cars from the late 1990s might have been "new", but these Mustangs look so familiar, how could they not? Of course, the correct answer is that I am old and maybe you are too. The following "new" Mustangs are currently listed on AutoHunter or ClassicCars.com. Can you determine the year of each model? Post your answers in the comments section below. Click on each image to display each vehicle ClassicCars.com Journal challenges your automotive acumen every Tuesday with a car game. After you complete this puzzle, you can play more puzzles for even more car fun!
Lubbock Learn About Sports – SportsEvents Magazine
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Visit Panama City Beach – SportsEvents Magazine
Host your next game or tournament at the world-class 160-acre Publix Sports Park in Panama City Beach. Your players will take the field in the state-of-the-art facilities Southeast has to offer. No matter what sport you play, you'll find the flexible venues, parking, concession stands and quality amenities you need. Our multi-purpose sports center offers state-of-the-art fields for baseball, softball, football, lacrosse, soccer and lacrosse. Plus, after the game, you can continue the fun on PCB's sugar-white sand and turquoise waters. It’s a win-win for your game and your team.
Diego’s AutoHunter Picks | ClassicCars.com Magazine
there was a time There was a time when there was no respect for the flaws of age in the old car hobby, but today you get reviled for ruining the patina of an old car or whatnot. The archeology appreciated by experts and restorers does not always exist. This week's AutoHunter pick only has one vehicle with original paint, but it's worth mentioning for those who pay attention to these things. There's also a classic Mopar muscle car, a fun camper van and a lightly customized '50s Ford. Which one would you buy for your winter projects? 1968 Plymouth GTXDo you prefer the 1968 GTX or the 1969 GTX? I go back and forth on this issue. Of course, 1969 was a more refined year for marketing, equipment, and styling, but I really liked the stripes and nearly full-width taillights of 1968. 1968 was also the best-selling year for the GTX, with approximately 19,000 units sold. This 1968 GTX…
Diego’s AutoHunter Picks | ClassicCars.com Magazine
I'm writing this The Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale fall auctions are about to begin, but that doesn't mean there aren't some neat AutoHunter picks to choose from. In fact, after spending a day poring over Westworld's cars, I'm almost certain that not one of the thousands of cars I've seen looks like the ones I've picked out below. All of the cars below offer different driving experiences and price points. Hope you like what fits your budget best. 1968 Oldsmobile 4-4-2 W30Nineteen sixty-eight 4-4-2s with the W30 package don't come up for sale very often, especially ones in good condition. An interesting tidbit about cars with the W36 stripes (included in the W30 package): Oldsmobile moved the side badges slightly towards the doors so that the stripes wouldn't hit the wheels so well - if it did hit them well The wheel, that is, is restored by mistake. But everything is fine with this 1968 Olds 4-4-2 W30. Notice the right stripes?…
A Journey to Half Paradise | ClassicCars.com Magazine
Early days In the Pure Stock Muscle Car Drag Race, David Dudek and his son Dave will be in attendance and using their cars to uphold Chrysler Corporation's reputation. It had been so long ago that I don't remember what car or engine it was, but a few years later Dave started naming himself after his trusty Hermie. FAST racing developed into its own thing as some racers started taking advantage of the rules, and Dave was at the forefront of what the Hemi could do with stock parts (spoiler alert: faster than many modified Hemi's). Today, Dave brings his expertise and gravitas to fill the Mopar needs of other enthusiasts. [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBM-b-9zdjM[/embed] Visit Dave Dudek Musclecars in the Metro Detroit area with Muscle Car Campy. This isn't your average Mopar video - this is a shop tour of some quality and unexpected Mopar that any enthusiast will love decorating his/her garage, from Drag Week builds to stock Mopar muscle to…
Diego’s AutoHunter Picks | ClassicCars.com Magazine
I'm starting to lose interest I started getting into new cars around 2001 when I left an advertising agency in Detroit. Apparently, I no longer keep my finger on the pulse of the market. Visits to international car shows are becoming increasingly rare. result? I've lost touch - don't ask me when the Mustang was redesigned because I'm not sure if it was 2013 or 2014 (answer: 2015 model year). Don't ask me about horsepower over the years. These AutoHunter Picks mostly cater to the muscle memory in my head: classics from another era. But that's not to say my desires are discriminatory, as the Porsche I chose would be a great daily driver and, unfortunately, might make me forget about the classics, as many of you Hellcat Dodge Challenger owners have discovered That way. 1968 Buick GS 400 ConvertibleI wrote about this car in the ClassicCars.com Daily Pick about 18 months ago and now it's featured on AutoHunter -…
Global Trade Magazine Launches First Annual “America’s Favorites” Magazine
Global Trade Magazine is pleased to announce the first annual America’s Favorite Port Awards, a unique opportunity for industry professionals to vote and celebrate America’s top ports. The inaugural event allows companies and individuals in the supply chain and logistics industry to recognize the ports that drive growth, efficiency and innovation in global trade. Also read: Global Trade Magazine seeks nominations for annual Women in Logistics feature Voting is officially open starting today, with Global Trade Magazine inviting businesses, logistics professionals and port users to vote for the ports they believe excel in service, sustainability, customer satisfaction and operational performance. How to participate: Voting is easy! Simply click here to select your favorite US port. Voting deadline Please be sure to submit your vote by November 1, 2024 at 5:00 PM CST. Winners will be featured in the December issue of Global Trade Magazine, with special recognition given to ports that receive top accolades from industry leaders."We are excited to…
US East Coast Strike – Global Trade Magazine
As the Oct. 1 deadline for port construction on the U.S. East Coast approaches, industries across the country are facing major disruptions. A labor standoff between the International Longshoremen's Association (ILA) and the United States Maritime Union (USMX) could halt operations and cause damage to supply chains and the economy. With major East Coast ports such as New York, New Jersey and Baltimore taking center stage, ripple effects could devastate supply chains, consumer markets and broader economic sectors. Also read: CH Robinson: How shippers can prepare for potential ILA strikes amid growing disruption in North American shipping landscape What's the danger? if strike Expected supply chain disruptions starting October 1 could cost the U.S. economy more than $1 billion a day. Essential goods including imported retail items, auto parts and perishable items may be held up at ports or Diversion At considerable expense. Oxford Economics warns that in the long term Strike could affect up to 100,000 jobsadding to pressure…
Spokane meeting is easy
When you're attending a conference in Spokane, Washington, everything you need (or want) is right next to you. Your hotel is close to the convention center, the convention center is close to great bars and restaurants, and everything is close to unparalleled Pacific Northwest natural beauty. Conference Center, Connected Hotels and Riverfront Park Spokane's main convention area is located on the riverfront in downtown. The Spokane Convention Center offers 300,000 square feet of meeting space including a theater, ballroom, performing arts center and four outdoor spaces. The Davenport Grand and DoubleTree by Hilton are both connected to the convention center, making the morning commute as easy as possible, and both hotels offer their own meeting spaces. The highlight, however, is the Riverfront Park, which connects 100 acres of green space to the convention center via the Centennial Trail. The park is perfect for a breath of fresh air, a leisurely stroll, or some quality time with colleagues. Historic downtown area…
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Three Reasons to Choose Mohegan Sun yes In times of rising costs, this is a smart choice Meetings, conferences and exhibitions With 275,000 square feet of indoor meeting space, Mohegan Sun has the venues and amenities to ensure your next event is a success. With two distinct conference centers offering traditional conference ballroom space, a 125,000 square foot column-free exhibit hall, 35 breakout rooms and state-of-the-art meeting rooms, two outdoor terraces, private dining experiences, professional event services and luxurious hotel rooms, our venue options can be combined to create an unforgettable experience for your group. 1. Value Orientation We recognize the challenges planners face in hosting an amazing event on a budget. Consider the following, for a mid-week event, the base room rate is under $250. When it comes to food and beverage, a gallon of coffee costs $54. Meals range from breakfast: continental breakfast - $19, buffet or plate breakfast - $32, lunch: buffet $35, plate breakfast $37, dinner:…
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ICYMI: Grant Leach Talks OFAC Compliance on Justice Magazine
Last week, Omaha partner Grant Leach appeared on an episode of The Justice Insiders podcast to discuss the expanding requirements and restrictions on U.S. businesses related to trade law, including a significant change to the statute of limitations related to OFAC sanctions enforcement—extending it from five years to ten years. Grant also discussed with host Gregg N. Sofer how the evolving trade law regime affects smaller businesses that may have difficulty expanding their compliance functions to manage trade risk.
Mini builds a car that’s not so mini | ClassicCars.com Magazine
When Mini hits When the Mini was introduced to the U.S. in 2002, it was a refreshing car that was fun to drive, well marketed, and had decent performance in the Cooper S model. Over the past few years, the brand has gone through several changes that have hurt what Mini is all about. For 2025, the worst model we have right now is the redesigned 2025 Mini Countryman. I once owned a used first-generation Mini Cooper S with a six-speed transmission and tons of options. It was the first time I realized the adage "German cars are meant to be rented, not owned." It was the most troubled car I've ever owned. Everything started to break down at the classic 100,000-mile mark, but I complained about it every chance I got, like someone who loves Alfa Romeos. Am I such a masochist? I never thought of it that way, but here I am, writing this article complaining about the…
Dino’s Journey | ClassicCars.com Magazine
Dinosaurs are rock stars The dinosaurs of the prehistoric world have captured our imagination with their gigantic presence. Although they existed millions of years ago, today they are almost like mythical creatures from blockbuster movies. Therefore, it is no surprise that the Sinclair Dino Dino has become an American icon. In 1930, the creative minds at Sinclair Oil Company had a light bulb moment - why not use dinosaurs to market their products? These products were made from crude oil from when dinosaurs roamed the Earth. Sinclair introduced a whole host of dinosaurs, but the most notable was the adorable, long-necked Apatosaurus. This gentle giant found his way into the hearts of Americans and became the centerpiece of all of Sinclair's advertising. It was so popular that Sinclair trademarked it in 1932. The very next year, Sinclair took things one step further by creating a life-size dinosaur and a host of prehistoric animals for the 1933-34 Chicago World’s Fair, “A…
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