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Fun Takes Some Work

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By Aaron Robinson 
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Get automotive news, DIY tips, market trends, in-depth car profiles, and more right in your email inbox. A ‘30 Duesenberg Phaeton, practically a rail car’s worth of waxed red lacquer and taut canvas and mirror-finish nickel, waited patiently in the morning mist as my Hagerty colleague Logan Calkins swung around to line up his golf cart. Next to him, I was acting as first officer (née: ballast) in the right seat.
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Meet Mike Pierce, the Weber Whisperer

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By Aaron Robinson 
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Pierce rules over his kingdom of Weber carburetors. More than five decades after fabricating his first Weber conversion manifold, he’s still making the fuel-delivery machines from Italy sing. Get automotive news, DIY tips, market trends, in-depth car profiles, and more right in your email inbox. The phone rings often at Mike Pierce’s carburetor hospital, and sometimes he answers it and sometimes he doesn’t. “Everyone who calls either wants to tell me they’re a brain surgeon or a rocket scientist.
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In Which the Author Hooks a 114-Year-Old Great White

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By Aaron Robinson 
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Get automotive news, DIY tips, market trends, in-depth car profiles, and more right in your email inbox. The Southern California chapter board of the Horseless Carriage Club of America had just completed its monthly meeting and devolved into kibbitzing when club veteran Pete Eastwood said, “Hey, is anyone in the market for a seven-seater?” My hand shot up. For months, I had been combing the ads for a pre-1917 touring car, and I was locked and loaded.
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