Cornelis Hollander, who is survived by his strong family, could certainly have a book or two written about his extraordinary life. Adventurous, successful at anything he tried, lover of globetrotting, fast cars, and motorcycles, as well as designing the most wondrous pieces of jewelry, https://www.highline-autos.com/dev/ha-admin/post-new.php#Cornelis will be remembered for a long time. But honoring a legend is not easy in just a few words. His son, Walter, who is a designer in his own right and carries on the business now with his mother, gave us little historical insight: “My dad began designing in the garage at home. He worked […]
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The Huntington Beach Concours d’Elegance returns to the lawns of Huntington Beach Central Park for its 33rd annual event, June 3, 9 to 4 p.m. The day before, June 2, the annual Rod & Custom Show, takes place 9 to 2 a.m. in the same location, 7111 Talbert, adjacent to the Huntington Beach Public Library & Cultural Resource Center, at Goldenwest. This year, approximately 4,000 car fans are anticipated. The Rod & Customs show is planning for 80 to 100 cars and the Concours 350 to 400. In addition, 70 to 80 motorcycles are expected to appear. The Concours will […]
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A 1963 Ferrari 400 SuperAmerica, owned by Donnie Crevier of Costa Mesa, California, was judged Best In Show at the Concorso Ferrari, Sunday, April 22, in Old Town Pasadena. For the 11th annual event, 6,000 to 7,000 Prancing Stallion fans saw 140 cars on three blocks of Colorado Boulevard, from mid-century purpose-built racers to contemporary supercars. The crowd also enjoyed Ferrari memorabilia, accessories, quality apparel and generous sponsor displays. Sponsoring the concorso is The Ferrari Club of America, Southwest Region (FCA Southwest Region), established in 1994. With 620-plus members throughout Southern California and Hawaii, the group is one of 43 active […]
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Record attendance, record auction sales, the most registered bidders ever for a Palm Beach auction, including new bidders, and three docketed car collections helped make the 16th Barrett-Jackson Florida event, April 12–15, the best yet. Altogether, 692 vehicles sold, nearly all at No Reserve, exceeding $38.3 million, and 380 items of automobilia brought another $702,000-plus. And, for charity, $430,000 was raised, bringing the event total to more than $39.4 million. The largest of the collections was John Staluppi’s Cars of Dreams: 145 cars selling for $13.96 million. “Our guests have made the Palm Beach Auction such an electrifying event year […]
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