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This is a Porsche-Diesel Super tractor. Porsche manufactured tractors from the early 1950s through the early 1960s, primarily under Germany's Porsche-Diesel Motorenbau GmbH name. The “Super” designation typically refers to the Porsche-Diesel Super 308, a higher-powered variant equipped with a multi-cylinder diesel engine, often used for heavier farm work.  🚜 #porsche

Bond. James Bond.

Spotted this timeless moment from the set of Goldfinger (1964) — Sean Connery leaning casually on what would become the most famous car in cinema, the Aston Martin DB5. Sleek, refined, and loaded with gadgets, the DB5 wasn’t just transportation, it was an extension of Bond himself. From revolving license plates to hidden machine guns, it set the standard for spy cars forever.

Nearly six decades later, the DB5 is still the ultimate blend of elegance and danger and the reason so many of us dream in silver birch. #oldschoolcool #astonmartin #automotivehistory

You gotta love a Gullwing!  This badboy is up for sale this week at Pebble!!!
https://www.broadarrowauctions.com/vehicles/jc25_r0079/1955-mercedes-benz-300-sl-gullwing-coupe

Ford is investing nearly $2 billion to transform its Louisville Assembly Plant, its first major overhaul in 70 years, into a hub for electric vehicle production starting with a midsize four-door electric pickup truck in 2027. Dubbed a new “Model T moment” by CEO Jim Farley, the project introduces a modular “assembly tree” system that will cut parts by 20 percent, fasteners by 25 percent, workstations by 40 percent, and assembly time by 15 percent. Part of a larger $5 billion EV push across Kentucky and Michigan, the move aims to make EVs more affordable and profitable while securing about 4,000 jobs.

https://apnews.com/article/ford-louisville-assembly-plant-electric-vehicles-bde8fee4209176be186e6b4f91252dd2 #automotivenews

Very sweet Bentley for sale at Gooding auction at Pebble.  My only issue is the shade of blue!

https://www.goodingco.com/lot/1929-bentley-speed-six-drophead-coupe/

The four production body styles of the 1931 REO Royale in a very rarely seen grouping.   Anyone interested in antique cars should check out the REO Royale Owner's Group.
https://app.rumbleseat.com/club/3/REO-Royale-Owners-Group

Watching the cars exit the Pebble Beach Concours at the conclusion can be the most interesting part of the entire week.

The Classic Car Club of America (CCCA), founded in 1952, is dedicated to the collection, preservation, and enjoyment of fine automobiles from 1915 to 1948, known as "Full Classics." These are high-end, limited-production cars with superior design and engineering, such as certain models of Cadillac, Packard, and Duesenberg. An active club with frequent shows and tours it is a must join for any prewar car enthusiast.

I just noticed this up for sale at NDR Bentley.   Very cool!

https://ndrbentley.com/car-sales/1928-4-5-litre-coupe/