Dusty Cars, a California expert in classic car appraisal and purchase, is announcing new content for Jaguar and Mercedes appraisal support.
Dusty Cars, California's top classic car appraiser and buyer, is announcing a new post on a culture shift. Baby Boomers trying to sell a 1960s Porsche in California can learn how to sell a 1960s classic Porsche for cash fast.
Dusty Cars, a company providing valuations and fast cash offers for classic cars, is proud to announce the recent sale of an Austin-Healey Roadster. The 1955 classic sportscar sold quickly after a professional valuation and cash offer.
Rare vehicles include 1970 Porsche 914/6 2.0 Targa and 1990 Porsche 911 Carrera 2 sunroof coupe
McLaren Dubai Sets a New Standard with the Grand Opening of the Largest Standalone Showroom and Service Centre Worldwide
In a remarkable achievement for the classic and collector car loan industry, Woodside Credit announces it has surpassed a significant milestone, exceeding $3 billion in lending, with over half a billion dollars loaned before the end of 2023.
Dusty Cars is proud to announce new and intense interest in classic Jaguars. While certain Jaguars are not in demand and others are, the company is proud to announce new valuation interest in specific vehicles.
Dusty Cars, a top-rated classic car appraisal and buying service, is proud to announce new content on 1980s Porsche 911s. Owners of classic Porsche 911s are encouraged to seek a professional appraisal or valuation.
Dusty Cars is proud to announce a new post on a classic Mercedes valuation. Owning a Mercedes sports car can be the dream of a classic auto enthusiast, but getting a fair appraisal may be quite a challenge.
Dusty Cars is proud to announce the sale of a prestigious 1988 Porsche 911 Carrera Targa. Collectors searching for a Porsche valuation can find professional guidance via newly updated content.
Dusty Cars is proud to announce recently sold classic Mercedes-Benz models. The company's Mercedes valuation services continue to delight sellers looking for fast cash offers on their classic vehicles.
Dusty Cars is proud to announce a new blog post on the valuation of a classic Mercedes car. A proper appraisal could be helpful to the seller and the buyer.
Dusty Cars, a buyer of classic vehicles, is announcing revised pages for specific brands. Owners wanting to learn the value of a classic Mercedes or Jaguar can visit the website and begin the process of finding a buyer.
Why Woodside Credit Stands Out: Trusted Financing Solutions for Classic and Exotic Car Collectors
Clay Cooley Auto Group is excited to announce its acquisition of Don Davis Nissan in Arlington, Texas.
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Celebrated Radio Personality and Author of Smooth Talker Marks a New Milestone in Her 38-Year Career with Prestigious National Recognition
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Seventy-four per cent of online products in the UK feature green claims, averaging 2.9 claims per product, according to BRC and Provenance research. Nature-related claims were most prevalent, while carbon-related claims were few. To support compliance, BRC and Provenance are launching Retailer Green Claims Forum, promoting transparency in green marketing.
This Mambapod was invented by Taiwanese photography accessory company Silence Corner.
It's a mini tripod that can also be used on non-flat surfaces, thanks to an innovative feature in one of the legs. Two small jaws can be unfolded from the leg, and dialed towards each other by rotating a handle at the bottom of the leg, essentially becoming an F-style clamp.
Alternately, just one of the jaws can be flipped out and used as a hook.
The clamping arrangement provides a lot more security than bendy legs, allowing you to hang your expensive SLR or smartphone in precarious places.
The Mambapod is a hit on Kickstarter, with over $200K in pledges at press time and 25 days left to pledge. Pricing starts at $129.
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