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Category Archives: 1959 Cheetah “Moon” Holtkamp Transporter

1959 Cheetah “Moon” Transporter – The Journey Begins

Posted on November 26, 2019 by Geoff HackerFebruary 11, 2020
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Hi Gang… Many of you know that I own the 1959 Moon Transporter.  Actually, it goes by many names: Norm Holtkamp called it the “Cheetah Transporter” Others refer to it as the “Moon Transporter” because Dean Moon owned it and … Continue reading →

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Eric Hausers Victress S1A Race Car called the Allstenhauser (Eric Hausers middle name was Allsten) appeared in the 1954 Pebble Beach Road Race with Eric driving his own car. His Victress may have also appeared in the Pebble Beach Concours dElegance in the same year.


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