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Miles C. Collier has spent a lifetime in cars. An ex-race car driver, from a family of car lovers, he has spent what he calls many “grubby-fingered” hours fixing and restoring historical automobiles, and thousands more driving a broad array of them. He is a firm advocate of the automobile as the most important technological artifact of the 20th century. He is the founder of Revs Institute®, regarded as one of the greatest repositories of automobile resources in the world.  It houses a collection of over 100 historical, exceptional automobiles and has an extensive archive. Miles C. Collier believes in building lasting cultural legacies that can be used and interpreted to inform generations to come. The Archaeological Automobile is his new book devoted to doing just that: it is a legacy resource that assigns the car its rightful place at the cultural center of the contemporary world.

 SHOW SPONSORS    

Covercraft    •   American Collectors Insurance   •   Autogeek   •   Linkage Magazine   •    Techforce Foundation    •   RPM Foundation 

INSPIRATION

Miles family background is seated deep in the automobile and his goals to preserve and understanding of historical automobiles.

CHALLENGE 

The simple issue of sequencing and secondarily the ‘state-of-mine’ issue. 

SPECIAL AUTOMOBILES

Bali blue Porsche 356C 1600SC

1919 Ballot Type 5/8LC Racing Car

BOOK RECOMMENDATION

The Archaeological Automobile by Miles C. Collier*

PARTING WORDS OF WISDOM

If you engage with some subject and you think about it deeply, you will be utterly stunned with the ideas and where you come out.

WHERE TO FIND MILES BOOK

Collier Autommedia

 

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If you enjoyed this show, please go to Apple Podcast and leave me a five-star review. That would help tremendously in getting the word out and help others to be inspired by Cars Yeah. * indicates a past Cars Yeah guest.

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