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Dave Jessup Racing

There was more than one double-take from drivers at the Miami Valley Career Technology Center parking lot a few weeks ago on a sunny morning. Automotive technology instructor Dave Jessup brought one of his personal projects — a 360-winged sprint car — to school to show his students. Then he fired it up in the parking lot.
11/20/2009 at 2:41 p.m. | 12 photos | more galleries like this

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Cruise'n with E-Rider car show

The car looked a bit out of place, with lots of hot rods and muscle cars on the scene, but the Corder brothers of Brookville continued to clean up and detail their 1934 Chrysler Airflow. “We haven’t had it out much this year; both of us have been pretty busy,” explained Dan Corder. “But this show in Englewood is always nice, so we got here early and found a good shady spot.”
10/07/2009 at 5:19 p.m. | 15 photos | more galleries like this

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Wheels of the Week: British Car Day

The first Saturday in August has traditionally been British Car Day in Dayton. It started 25 years ago at Carillon Park, the brainchild of the Miami Valley Triumphs.
08/19/2009 at 10:38 a.m. | 16 photos | more galleries like this

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Hot rods, classic cars at UD Arena

The 15th annual Hot Rod Magazine Power Tour at UD Arena in Dayton. Several thousand hot rods and classic cars took over the arena's parking lot.
06/10/2009 at 6:09 p.m. | 141 photos | more galleries like this

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Bob Pool Orphan Car Show

What does a Corvair have in common with an Edsel, Packard or DeSoto? It's an orphan in the car world - no longer made, but still treasured by its owners. And Corvair was the featured marque of the 13th annual Bob Pool Orphan Car Show, held at 
Carillon Historical Park in Dayton on Sept. 26.
10/22/2009 at 4:45 p.m. | 17 photos | more galleries like this

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Third concours continues to gain prestige, interest

This celebration of classic, antique and special-interest vehicles, both two- and four-wheeled, is a feast for the eyes. Thousands of car and motorcycle lovers came to the 65-acre park to enjoy almost 200 vehicles, each other and museum exhibits — including the museum’s own significant collection of permanently exhibited 
vehicles — and demonstrations.
09/28/2009 at 2:25 p.m. | 22 photos | more galleries like this

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Porsche Escape

There were a few more Porsches in the Miami Valley the first week of October, as the Porsche Club of America “escaped to the birthplace of aviation.” The PCA has held parades for many years,” explained Escape organizer Kathie Hunter. “But parades are all about competition, auto cross, time-speed-distance rallies, judged car shows and concours, and they last a week. About five years ago, PCA came up with the idea of an Escape weekend, strictly social and fun.”
11/13/2009 at 5:06 p.m. | 18 photos | more galleries like this

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Wheels of the Week: DARF Racecar Show

It was a sure sign that spring is in the air, and a new racing season is just around the corner when more than 50 race cars filled Lang's Chevrolet in Beavercreek for the annual Dayton Auto Racing Fan Club (DARF) Race Car Show.
03/18/2009 at 3:37 p.m. | 12 photos | more galleries like this

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Greene County Car Show

If it's the fourth of July and you're at the Greene County Fairgrounds, you'll be surrounded by cool cars.
07/30/2009 at 9:59 a.m. | 19 photos | more galleries like this

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GM hybrids are new pickup line

General Motors' new full-size hybrid pickups now are arriving at dealerships, offering an overall 25 percent increase in fuel economy over the base V-8 gasoline-only models and a 40 percent increase in city mileage. Prices begin at $38,995 (including freight) for the 2009 Chevrolet Silverado Crew Cab two-wheel drive and $39,365 for the GMC Sierra Crew Cab two-wheel drive. So far, these are the only hybrid pickups offered. GM says they're eligible for a $2,200 federal tax credit for buyers who qualify. That helps reduce the extra cost of the hybrid drive-train to somewhere under $1,000, GM has said.
03/12/2009 at 12:53 p.m. | 6 photos | more galleries like this

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