by AAGadmin | Jun 13, 2014 | Blog Articles, More Services, Value Appraisals
America’s favorite pony car and automotive icon turned 50 this year. The Ford Mustang has been an important part of the motoring world since 1964. From the beginning, it set the standard for affordable, fun cars. It offered extensive options and packages, including...
by AAGadmin | May 27, 2014 | Blog Articles, More Services, Value Appraisals
At some time in 1952, GM President, Harlow Curtice and the General Manager, Thomas Keating met with Harley Earl head of the company’s Art & Color Section, which was responsible for the design of all new GM products. The purpose was to view a mock up of a project...
by AAGadmin | May 2, 2014 | Blog Articles, More Services, Value Appraisals
Ask a classic car expert to name the five most collectible automobiles ever built and chances are very good that the 1954-1957 Mercedes Benz 300SL Gullwing is on the list. Instantly recognizable by its upward swinging doors, the Gullwing was a stunning accomplishment...
by AAGadmin | Apr 16, 2014 | Blog Articles, More Services, Value Appraisals
Back in 1957, I was a high school freshman, not quite old enough to have my driver’s license. Even though I could not legally drive, I was already a certified car nut. The fall introduction of the new cars was a big deal. When I first...
by AAGadmin | Mar 21, 2014 | Blog Articles, More Services, Value Appraisals
The 1936 Cord 810 and the 1937 Cord 812 were in the second generation of Cords produced by the Auburn Automobile Company. Those Cords were the first to have unibody construction, hide-away headlights, concealed door hinges, taillights built into the car instead of...
by AAGadmin | Feb 19, 2014 | Blog Articles, More Services, Value Appraisals
The 1969 Camaro was significant for being the last of the first generation of Camaros, and the last year that a convertible was offered until 1987. It sold in the highest numbers of those first three years (almost a quarter of a million examples), and remains the...
