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Fun day for a drive in Florida in my 1935 Packard.........

Cool photo of Duesenberg showroom!

Ever hear of a Root & Vandervort Knight Automobile?  Circa 1924?  Neither did I.   The Knight engine means it has sleeve valves instead of poppet values.   An invention of Charles Knight in the early 20th century when metallurgy demanded frequent valve jobs for poppet engines.   Check out this listing in the marketplace:
https://app.rumbleseat.com/marketplace/listing/6658466

60 MPH at 2k RPM in a 1935 Auburn Speedster!

The one and only 1940 Hollywood Graham Convertible Coupe being dragged on to the field at the St Johns Concours in 2010

Interested in big obscure pre-WWII cars?  Check out the Stearns Knight Eight Cylinder Club.  385 Cubic Inch Sleeve Valve engined cars.

https://app.rumbleseat.com/club/1/Stearns-Knight-Eight-Cylinder-Society

Thermal cam footage of my tires on the way to grab “just one thing” from the store.

Just a 1970 AMC Javelin SST Trans Am Coupe.

1939 Packard taking off from the startling line in RI for the 2022 Great Race.

Throwback to 1993: Lincoln’s Mark VIII prototype stunned with a wild disappearing door that slid under the car—concept creativity at its finest.