New York Times - For many antique automobile collectors, dealers and historians, the name of choice has become brass-era cars. An alloy that polishes to a bright finish and does not require electroplating, brass was used extensively on these cars. Exposed parts like
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Hundreds of classic cars to park at Blount Cultural Park this weekend
Montgomery Advertiser - This Saturday, the Blount Cultural Park will be home to a collection of antique cars as the Central Alabama Region of the Antique Automobile Club holds its fall national antique car meet. Anywhere between 250 and 400 vehicles will be a part of this
Source: www.montgomeryadvertiser.com

WRA Vintage Cars to Highlight Willow Spring Speedway Action this
Who Won - Based out of San Dimas-California, the WRA is a non profit organization dedicated to the preservation of antique automobile race cars and the fellowship that comes with it. The organization is often referred to as the moving museum because of their
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