The Daily Times - www.delmarvanow.com - Salisbury, Md.: "Classic cars, motorcycles to be auctioned off in OC
By Patrick Gavin
Staff Writer
OCEAN CITY -- Want to make your first million bucks? Auctioneer Larry Makowski thinks attending the first Ocean City Collector Car and Motorcycle Auction might be your best move.
The Roland E. Powell Convention Center will host a unique car show and auction today and Sunday that Makowski and his partners hope will be the city's signature winter event.
Unlike most other auto shows, car buffs are invited not only to drool over the assortment of vintage, classic and muscle cars, but bid on many of them as well. Among the cars rolling off the auction block will be a 1925 Ford Model T Fire Chief Buggy, a 1968 Chevelle Supersport and a 1973 Dodge Challenger. A 1956 Ford Thunderbird featured in a soon-to-be-released film and a rare 1968 Chrysler 300 Convertible -- of which only 2,000 were made -- will also be auctioned. "
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