Cars of Undiscovered Classics Geoffrey Hacker’s Cars Tampa, Florida Click Here Mike Puma’s Cars Buffalo, New York Click Here Joel Driskill’s Cars Richmond, Virginia Click Here Jack Farr’s Cars Cresson, Texas Click Here Steve Cowdin’s Cars Larkspur, Colorado Click Here … Continue reading
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Restoration Photos Explore The Links Below On Display at DuPont Registry: 6-18-2016 Click Here Chassis / Mechanical Work by Ralph Smith Click Here Bodywork and Paint by Rob Hernandez Click Here … Continue reading
The Jack Farr Collection Undiscovered Classics Cars on Display Located at DriveXotic: Cresson, Texas Handcrafted American Specials Restored (5 Cars) Click Here In Restoration (5 Cars) Click Here Being Built From Scratch (3 Cars) Click Here Hot Rods and Customs … Continue reading
Restoration Photos Explore The Links Below Photos As Found Click Here Chassis / Mechanical Work by Ralph Smith Click Here Bodywork and Paint by Rob Hernandez Click Here … Continue reading
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Hi Gang… We rounded the corner into 2021 and came out fighting. That is, Rob Hernandez our restorer for the 1966 Cannara came out fighting and has been making great progress since. And that’s good news for all of us … Continue reading
Hi Gang… We last updated you on the restoration of Guy Dirkin’s 1966 Cannara back in July, 2020. In the last 12 months our restoration team led by Rob Hernandez, has made great progress. And that’s a lot to say … Continue reading
Hi Gang… Late last year we found and acquired another interesting hand-built car. We bought it (actually traded for it) and took a risk like we always do. What was the car? Who built it? When was it built? What … Continue reading
Hi Gang… As you’ll see, we’ve been busy during the quarantine – all our teams have been quite busy. And everything came together nicely on May 23, 2021 at the Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance. I think this may have been … Continue reading
What A Sound Car To Start From For A Full Restoration – This Will Be Exciting To Watch
Hi Gang… What’s better than having just one Glasspar G2 to restore? Well if you ask Tony St. Clair it’s having TWO Glasspar G2 sports cars to restore. And in the last few months, Tony has kept us busy here … Continue reading
I’ve Always Liked The Blade-Like Shape of the Cannara Design
Hi Gang… The next phase of the Cannara restoration has begun. Rob Hernandez has put his pedal to the fiberglass (so to say) and has had a chance to assess the project and begin the work. This phase of the … Continue reading
Guy Dirkin on his first test drive of the Cannara I Chassis
Hi Gang… Recently we introduced you to Guy Dirkin’s latest restoration – his 1966 Cannara sports car. Click Here To Review Stories on the Cannara Restoration started earlier this year with one of our tried and true restorers – Ralph … Continue reading
Hi Gang… From the start, we’ve always been focused on hand-built American cars. While mostly defined by the “sports car” genre, we’ve been intrigued by other hand-built cars, trucks, transporters and more. So when we came across a craigslist ad … Continue reading
Technical Specifications 1966 Cannara Built at the Beginning of the Wedge Car Movement — Strother MacMinn Was Ray Cannara’s Mentor at the ArtCenter — Body 1966 Custom Design in Fiberglass and Aluminum Designer Ray Cannara Body Work and Paint Restoration … Continue reading
Hot Rods and Customs 1927 Model T Hot Rod – Built By Ralph Smith Click Here To View Test Run 1 minute video Click Here To Ralph Smith Talk Detail About How It Was Built 7 minute video 1936 Graham … Continue reading
Our Undiscovered Classics Affiliates Undiscovered Classics Affiliates These are the companies we work with and that you can work with too. JR’s Speed Shop: Venice, Florida Ralph Smith and Associates: Valrico, Florida Robinson Design: Tampa, Florida Paruch Automotive Craftsmanship: Appleton, … Continue reading
Undiscovered Classics: Personality Profiles These are Personality Profiles of some of the Undiscovered Classics Team – participants, contributors and more. This list continues to grow so check back for additions. We’re happy to have a large and expanding “tent” that … Continue reading