Antique cars race
June 14th 2011 05:35
Former NFL head football coach, Dick Vermeil gives a spectator a ride in his vintage race car during the Grand Ascent during The Elegance At Hershey charity event Saturday.
Jim Donick climbed into his blue 1951 vintage sports car on Saturday morning, looked over the long narrow hood and smiled just before the Grand Ascent in the hills above Hershey.
JOHN C. WHITEHEAD, The Patriot-NewsFormer NFL head football coach, Dick Vermeil gives a spectator a ride in his vintage race car during the Grand Ascent during The Elegance At Hershey charity event Saturday.
“I bought this car in pieces from a basement,” the Dickinson College graduate said of the 1951 Allard J2. He spent about $20,000 on parts to restore the classy little car from the ground up, something common in the rarefied world of working antique racing cars.
Thirty-one such cars competed in the nearly mile-long ascent race highlighting the first day of The Elegance At Hershey. The two-day car-lovers event on the grounds of Hotel Hershey raises money for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation and the Antique Automobile Club of America Museum in Hershey, officials said.
From: Pennlive.com
See how popular these things are and what a great hobby for the man and his shed, hours of fun and constructive delight, having just one like this could create for you a new lease on life, you can even take the little lady along for the drive.
It's good for you, trust me, I'm a farmer
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