Auto Museum in Branson

• Bus Stop Classics: 1961 – 74 Neoplan NH Series Intercity Coach – The “Hamburg”
  (first posted 7/20/2019)      We’ve looked at a number of buses our parents and grandparents could have toured Western Europe in during their vacations in the 1950’s and 60’s; […] The post Bus Stop Classics: 1961 – 74 Neoplan NH Series Intercity Coach – The “Hamburg” appeared first on Curbside Classic.
  Jim Brophy
• 1986 Pontiac Grand Prix At The Parking Lot – Rare One Owner Survivor
  I was on my way to the office on a Sunday morning, and decided to stop and get some breakfast.  In the parking lot of the breakfast joint was this […] The post 1986 Pontiac Grand Prix At The Parking Lot – Rare One Owner Survivor appeared first on Curbside Classic.
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• A Succession Of Honda CBXs – 400,000 Riding Miles On Honda’s Legendary Inline Six, And Counting
  by Victor Van Tress. Honda has made a lot of really wild motorcycles in many configurations. Yet no matter the design, one thing remained constant – Their reliability. Be it […] The post A Succession Of Honda CBXs – 400,000 Riding Miles On Honda’s Legendary Inline Six, And Counting appeared first on Curbside Classic.
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• 1958 Oldsmobile Dynamic 88 – OLDSmobility In The Rocket Age
  The 1958 Oldsmobile.  Just to say it evokes moans, giggles or rolling eyes.  One of the most over-styled cars of the 1950s (if not of all time), it has become […] The post 1958 Oldsmobile Dynamic 88 – OLDSmobility In The Rocket Age appeared first on Curbside Classic.
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• My Newly Acquired 1967 Volvo 1800S – “Is That One Of Those James Bond Cars?”
  I am on the whole an indecisive man, but put me in front of an internet auction with a car I’ve never seen, and I will never waver. That’s how […] The post My Newly Acquired 1967 Volvo 1800S – “Is That One Of Those James Bond Cars?” appeared first on Curbside Classic.
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• 1986–1989 Acura Integra: Was This The Most Satisfying ’80s Honda?
  In March 1986, Honda launched a new luxury brand called Acura, which originally offered two models: the luxurious new Legend sedan and a sporty compact hatchback called Integra. Based on […] The post 1986–1989 Acura Integra: Was This The Most Satisfying ’80s Honda? appeared first on Curbside Classic.
  Aaron Severson
• Curbside Find: 198x Mazda XV-1 (MJ-1) Pathfinder – Burma’s Only Claim To Automotive Fame
  (first posted 6/15/2017)       Chances are you’ve never seen one of these Mazda Jeeps: these were only built in Burma and never exported, as far as I know. There […] The post Curbside Find: 198x Mazda XV-1 (MJ-1) Pathfinder – Burma’s Only Claim To Automotive Fame appeared first on Curbside Classic.
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