Blogs


  • 25. David Gooding

    25. David Gooding

     David Gooding is the President and Founder of California-based Gooding & Company, the auction house acclaimed for selling the world’s most significant and valuable collector cars. The official auction house of the prestigious Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, Gooding & Company has hosted over a decade of world record-setting auctions at its three esteemed venues.…

  • Keith’s Blog: Which Car for a Road Trip?

    Keith’s Blog: Which Car for a Road Trip?

    In just a few days, Bradley and I will be heading out for a 1,600-mile road trip. This journey is long overdue. It’s been almost two years since we threw our bags in the back of a car, put the top down and headed out from Portland. Our travel and vacation options are limited in…

  • 24. Winston Goodfellow

    24. Winston Goodfellow

     Winston Goodfellow lives by this credo: “If you love what you do, how can it be considered work?” Over the past three decades his words and photos have appeared in more than 60 publications on several continents, and he has authored 15 books and private commission monographs. His last treatise, the critically acclaimed “Ferrari…

  • Keith’s Blog: This Week a Ferrari Got Away!

    Keith’s Blog: This Week a Ferrari Got Away!

    Last week it was a 1975 Citroën DS23 that I backed off on. It sold for $37,800. This week’s temptation was a 2003 Ferrari 456M GTA. Matt Crandall at the Avant-Garde Collection is constantly getting in the way of my attempts be a thoughtful, patient collector. I asked him to handle some of the title work…

  • 23. Rod Egan

    23. Rod Egan

     Rod Egan is the Co-Owner of World Wide Auctioneers.  He has managed some of the largest auctions and collections in North America and held senior positions at a number of the world’s leading auction houses. Having sold over $3 billion of assets over the past 25 years, both privately and at auction, he is…

  • Keith’s Blog: No Citroën for Me

    Keith’s Blog: No Citroën for Me

    When SCMer Greg Long listed a 1975 DS23 Pallas on Bring a Trailer, it caught my attention. In addition to being a very-late model with a 2.3-liter engine, it had a Citromatic 4-speed automatic that you shifted manually. I’ve always had a soft spot for Citroëns. Whenever I see one, my collector car heart starts…

  • 22. John Kruse

    22. John Kruse

     John Kruse is the Co-Owner of World Wide Auctioneers. He grew up in the auction industry, refining his skills at some of the biggest auction companies in the country. As a buyer, seller, consultant, and auctioneer, he has been actively involved with vintage motorcars and collection management for his entire life, combining an exhaustive…

  • Keith’s Blog: The Uber Rollback Program

    Keith’s Blog: The Uber Rollback Program

    Three strikes and you’re out. That’s been my philosophy with old cars for some time. Recognizing that a car that comes into the SCM Collection may not have been used regularly, I anticipate a period of unreliability as they are put into service. However, our 1965 Volvo is testing my patience. When it first arrived,…

  • 21. Carl Bomstead

    21. Carl Bomstead

     Carl Bomstead is a Contributing Editor to Sports Car Market and their automobilia specialist. He has judged at numerous events including Amelia Island, Keels and Wheels, Boca Raton, and Audrain. He has been a judge at the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance for the past 24 years. Carl is also a Classic Car Club of…

  • Keith’s Blog: A Father’s Day Trifecta

    Keith’s Blog: A Father’s Day Trifecta

    I celebrated Father’s Day in car-guy style. In one day, my 13-year-old son Bradley and I drove special cars from three different eras. We started by taking the 1965 Alfa Romeo Giulia Spider Veloce out of storage. My good friend Neil D’Autremont has been managing the SCM cars. The car was on the button. I’ve…