History of the Alfa Romeo Logo
"The Alfa Romeo logo represents the coat of arms from the city of Milan and are related to the crusades, hence the cross. On the right, a snake is eating a Saracen."
Credit: http://www.ridelust.com/car_logos/
Fascinating. I have owned two Alfa's in my lifetime and I never noticed that the snake was eating a man.
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REMEMBERANCE: Gene Hammond, November 9, 1931 - January 5, 2010
Gene Hammond
November 9, 1931 - January 5, 2010
Al Morgan Auto Sales
Dallas County Automobile Dealers Hall of Fame 2001
by Hal Hammond
Horace Gene Hammond was born and initially raised in Saltillo, Texas. His mother became a widow at a very young age and was faced with raising three small children in the depths of the Great Depression. The early life lessons and family values passed along to Gene would later serve to shape a remarkable man.
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An ocean away from home college man's pinup was 1966 Toronado
Classic Classics
by Vern Parker
A good way to really appreciate America is to go someplace else. Rutgers University student Louis Miller left New Jersey in 1965 to spend his junior year abroad at the University College of Wales.
1965 Chevelle Was Once Upon A Time A Teen's Dream Car
Classic Classics
by Vern Parker
Along about 1970 Brian Robertson figuratively ran into a roadblock -- his father. Parked on a local dealer's used car lot was a 1965 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu two-door hardtop that beckoned the high school student every time he passed by. Robertson's dad soon squelched the prospect of a Chevelle at the teen's home.
"It was a nice-looking car," Robertson says, "with a timeless design."
1958 Corvette Roadster Sports Rare Panama Yellow Paint
Classic Classics
by Vern Parker
A week before his wedding in March 1964 Tom Horstkamp decided to be responsible and sell his motorcycle. However, he still had the desire for a toy. One day on his way home from work, Horstkamp saw a car with an interesting shape sitting in a used car lot in Hyattsville, Md.
