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First time in two years this has been out.  I love this car.

This is a no reserve auction.. Should be very interesting to see if it goes above or below retail!!!

https://rmsothebys.com/auctions/mo26/lots/r0150-2026-ferrari-luce-tailor-made/

The Dayton was one of the many cyclecars of the teens.  It was built in Joliet, Illinois in a building that still exists today.  I knew of this car through my parents church membership.  At time of photos it was in Palos Heights, Illinois, not far from Joliet.  It had since relocated to Texas west of Fort Worth where I have lost contact.  I've posted it on various sites over the years.  Thought Rumbleseat a good place for it to be seen now.  
Have never found that any other Dayton exists.  Did find a newspaper clipping that there was a race to prove the car's viability from Joliet to Chicago.  By the looks of this car, I'm guessing that this car survives because it was the car that won the race.   Posting for the sale of history.   BTW, the Joliet museum had NO information when I visited there!

Getting gas on Sunday this AMX was next pump over.  I waited for the owner to come out and was surprised to see a lady.   Talked her about the car and she was driving back  to NY City after a trip up north.  500 miles round trip.  She bought the car in 1971 as a 2 year old used car.  It is a 390 automatic.    Heading down 495 in Massachusetts to get on 95 to Ney City.  

Yes, I was impressed.

What is this, and where do you buy one? Like a go-kart on wolverine testosterone. Pretty wild, the things that some people build. This seems like it would be a blast to drive.

I have to say every time i use it i think its incredible.. See before and after pics..took like 12 seconds to do.  Interestingly enough the enhancement was great.. but it added a totally different background image.. I will need to go back and ask it to redo but keep all background images identical.. just enhance them..

My wife and I did a 70 mile trip to Great Barrington, MA for lunch and to stop in to our favorite art/ antique gallery. It was a good warm weather test run to make sure the car is running well for a 100 mile trip to a show next weekend. It did just fine and I had to get a couple photos of it with a few of the statues that they have there. The only thing transportation related that I saw was this taxi from the island of Java which I really want but it’s not for sale. My wife tells me that we need this dragon statue to go along with the koi pond that she wants me to build. She sure is good at coming up with ideas that create more work for me.

In addition to the great cars being shown at Pebble Beach this year (including some by our friends here on RumbleFeed), there are some fantastic lots that will be available for admiring, lusting, and if so inclinced....purchase.  A small sample is here.  Sam and Emily Mann's collection is a part of RM Sotheby's auction.

Any favorites from the crowd here?
Clark Gable’s 1935 Duesenberg Model JN Convertible Coupe by Rollston and Bohman & Schwartz

1913 Mercer Model 35-J Raceabout

1937 Delahaye 145 Cabriolet by Franay

1937 Delage D8-120 S Aerodynamic Coupé by Pourtout

1934 Avions Voisin C23/24 Roadster by Saliot

1932 Chrysler CH Imperial Speedster

1914 Rolls-Royce 40/50HP Silver Ghost Colonial London-to-Edinburgh Skiff by Schapiro-Schebera

1938 Bugatti Type 57 Atalante by Gangloff

1929 Du Pont Model G Two-Passenger Speedster by Merrimac

1947 Delahaye 135 M Cabriolet ‘Vedette’ by Chapron
https://www.magnetomagazine.com/articles/sam-and-emily-mann-collection-heads-to-rm-sothebys-monterey-sale/