Error: 3002 Source: GeoIP.asp line 56: File could not be opened. Barn-Find Shelby Cobra to Find Light of Day at "Collector Cars of Fort Lauderdale" Auction
The First Art Newspaper on the Net Established in 1996 Saturday, May 18, 2013
 
Barn-Find Shelby Cobra to Find Light of Day at "Collector Cars of Fort Lauderdale" Auction
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL.- Now flying under the Auctions America by RM banner, the three-day Collector Cars of Fort Lauderdale sale returns to the Greater Fort Lauderdale / Broward County Convention Center March 4th, 5th and 6th 2011 with an impressive range of automobiles and motorcycles, including a barn-find 1963 Shelby Cobra (CSX 2080), estimate: $425,000 - $475,000.

With only two private owners from new and parked since 1981, the matching-numbers CSX 2080 is one of the most original Cobras in existence. The red exterior and black interior of CSX 2080 have been left untouched, but the car is road ready having recently undergone a complete mechanical restoration of its factory-installed powertrain.

“We’re going to kick start the hobby’s spring season with an excellent show in Fort Lauderdale, featuring one of the most original Cobras on the planet,” said Donnie Gould, President, Auctions America by RM. “The discovery of CSX 2080 represents an important collecting opportunity for automotive enthusiasts.”

The Collector Cars of Fort Lauderdale auction has built a reputation for its comprehensive offerings, spanning Brass Era motor cars, American classics, European sports cars and late model exotics.

Additional early highlights include a 1932 Duesenberg Model J DC Phaeton Murphy (estimate: $350,000 - $450,000) and a 2005 Ford GT (estimate: $140,000 - $160,000).



Last Week News

January 13, 2011

Italian Researcher Silvano Vinceti Claims He has Found Symbols in 'Mona Lisa'

Mammoth Sculpture of the Ancient Philosopher Confucius Shows Up on China's Tiananmen Square

Human Skeletons and Vessels Dating from 900 to 1521 AD Located at Tamtoc, San Luis Potosi

Original Color Photographs by Stieglitz and Steichen on View at the Metropolitan Museum of Art

Public Debut of the Huntington Library's Important New Works by Andy Warhol

Plans by Architect Charles Burton for World's First Skyscraper at Bonhams Gentleman's Library Sale

Archie Comics will Be Released Simultaneously in Print and Digital Versions

Judge in New York Drops Claims in Shepard Fairey vs. Associated Press Obama 'HOPE' Lawsuit

Important 19th-Century Italian Micromosaic is Centerpiece of Myers Auction Gallery's Sale

Drawings and Installation by Amy Rathbone at Priska C. Juschka Fine Art

Masterpieces From the Alberto Della Regione Collection at the Estorick Collection

Italian Painter Marco Casentini's Signature Geometric Abstractions at Brian Gross Fine Art

Group of Important Works from 1963 and 1964 by Lee Lozano at Hauser & Wirth

Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour Says It is Time to Build Civil Rights Museum

National Portrait Gallery Announces a Touring Exhibition "The Queen: Art and Image"

Anonymous Art Collector Purchases Peter Lik's New England River Photo, 'One,' For $1 Million

overstockArt.com Announces Top 10 Most Popular Artist Fan Pages on Facebook in 2010

Pyramid that Contains Maya Tomb at Palenque Archaeological Zone Restored

Exhibition of New Large-Scale Sculptures and Videos by Mike Kelley at Gagosian

Bonhams to Sell Rare, Radial-Engined Megola Motorcycle in Paris Auction

Journey to Jupiter! World Museum Telescopes Trained on Solar System

Help Secure Future of Frome Hoard at Special Wells Fundraising Event

Banksy's Original Art Work for Greenpeace Campaign Poster Makes £78,000 at Bonhams

Astronomers Release the Largest Digital Color Image of the Sky Ever Made

Art Stage Singapore Set to Elevate Prominence of Asian Art in the Global Arena

So You Want To Be an Artist? National Gallery Holds it's First Cross-Canada Art Contest for Teens

Phillips de Pury & Company Announces Vienna and the Wiener Werkstatte Auction of Important 20th-Century Austrian Design

Metropolitan Museum Announces James C. Y. Watt to Become Curator Emeritus

January 12, 2011

Surreal $36 Million Salvador Dalí Museum Opens in New State of the Art Building in Florida

National Portrait Gallery Announces a Touring Exhibition "The Queen: Art and Image"

Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour Says It is Time to Build Civil Rights Museum

Italian Researcher Silvano Vinceti Claims He has Found Symbols in 'Mona Lisa'

Judge in New York Drops Claims in Shepard Fairey vs. Associated Press Obama 'HOPE' Lawsuit

Astronomers Release the Largest Digital Color Image of the Sky Ever Made

Banksy's Original Art Work for Greenpeace Campaign Poster Makes £78,000 at Bonhams

Masterpieces From the Alberto Della Regione Collection at the Estorick Collection

Italian Painter Marco Casentini's Signature Geometric Abstractions at Brian Gross Fine Art

Group of Important Works from 1963 and 1964 by Lee Lozano at Hauser & Wirth

Film Performance with Legendary Experimental Film-Maker Ken Jacobs at Moderna Museet

Smithsonian's National Museum of American History Collects Tony Hawk Skateboard

Longest Running Art Fair West of New York Celebrates Its 20th Anniversary, Opens January 13

Lizzie and Jonathan Tisch Make $10 Million Gift to Renovate Metropolitan's Costume Institute

Miami International Art Fair to Kick Off on Thursday with 73 Local and International Exhibitors

Dennis Hopper's Bullet-Hole Andy Warhol Sells for $302,500 Today at Christie's

2011 AIA Institute Honor Awards Recognize Excellence in Architecture, Interiors, and Urban Design

Everson Museum of Art Launches New Interactive Website Component

Haggerty Museum of Art Receives Three Major Collections Valued at $1 Million

Researchers Find Earliest Known Winery in a Cave in the Mountains of Armenia

Bolstered by Strong Results, Art Experts Upbeat About London February Auctions

The Wapping Project Bankside Opens 2011 with Photographs by Christopher Thomas

A Blockbuster Two-Part Sale of European Masters Announced at Christie's New York

Rediscovered Self-Portrait by Andy Warhol to be Offered at Christie's in February

Local Woman Immortalized in Bronze as Folkestone's Mermaid

Christie's International Real Estate is New Name for World's Leading Network of Property Specialist

The Comité des Sages Calls for a "New Renaissance" by Bringing Europe's Cultural Heritage Online

Online Access to the Plants of the World Is Available

January 11, 2011

Sotheby’s Presents at Auction a Remarkable Collection of Modern and Contemporary Art

Researchers Find Earliest Known Winery in a Cave in the Mountains of Armenia

Haggerty Museum of Art Receives Three Major Collections Valued at $1 Million

Rediscovered Self-Portrait by Andy Warhol to be Offered at Christie's in February

A Blockbuster Two-Part Sale of European Masters Announced at Christie's New York

The Wapping Project Bankside opens 2011 with New York Sleeps: Photographs by Christopher Thomas

Bolstered by Strong Results, Art Experts Upbeat About London February Auctions

First Pairing of Collages & Sculpture by Abstract Expressionist Esteban Vicente

100 Troy Ounce Gold Nugget from California's Mother Lode Goes to the Auction Block

Debate in Turkey Over Armenia Monument: Modern Art or a Blight on the Landscape?

Best of Irma Stern at Next Bonhams South African Art Auction to Be Held in March

Ransom Center at University of Texas Receives Grant to Catalog Spanish Comedias Sueltas

Asian Art Dealers to Present Thirty-Two Exhibitions in Celebrations of Asia Week 2011

Boston Cyberarts Partners with Boston Properties to Present Innovative New Media Art at Atlantic Wharf

The End of Professional Photographic Darkrooms at Riflemaker in London        

Kodachrome Film Processing by Southeast Kansas Business to Stop Soon

John Lennon's Car: A Ferrari 330 GT to Sell at Bonhams' Paris Sale of Motor Cars

Skeletons and Architectural Vestiges Reveal an Occupation that Dates from 1,500 BC

Lizzie Borden Museum in Massachusetts Shuts Doors Due to Steep Rent and High Costs

Sotheby's London Wine Season To Open with A Magnificent Private Collection of Chateau Lafite

Annual Barrett-Jackson Auction to Sell Historic Ambulance that Transported JFK

Exhibition of Etchings and litographs 1961-1969 by David Hockney at Studio Marconi '65

Record Collection of Jazz Icon Dick Buckley to Sell at Auction at Leslie Hindman Auctioneers

January 10, 2011

Exhibition of Photographs by Helmut Newton on View at the Kunsthaus Apolda Avant-Garde

Allan Stone Gallery Extends the Exhibition Alfred Leslie/John Chamberlain: Collage

Milton Avery & the End of Modernism to Open at Nassau County Museum of Art  

Israel Museum Explores the Seasons with Works by Pissarro, Rodin, Sisley, and Others

John Lennon's Car: A Ferrari 330 GT to Sell at Bonhams' Paris Sale of Motor Cars

Kodachrome Film Processing by Southeast Kansas Business to Stop Soon

The End of Professional Photographic Darkrooms and Music Recording Studios at Riflemaker

First Pairing of Collages & Sculpture by New York Abstract Expressionist Artist Esteban Vicente

100 Troy Ounce Gold Nugget from California's Mother Lode Goes to the Auction Block

Debate in Turkey Over Armenia Monument: Modern Art or a Blight on the Landscape?

A Series of Works on Paper by Celia Gerard on View at Sears Peyton Gallery  

ArtSpace/Virginia Miller Galleries Showcasing Contemporary Chinese Artists

John F. Kennedy Library and Museum Marks 50th Anniversary of JFK Inauguration

Green Art Gallery Presents "Lucid Dreaming", First Solo Exhibition of Works by Ebru Uygun

The Wright, the Guggenheim's New Fine-Dining Restaurant, Wins Best of the Year Award

Four Emerging, Chicago-Based Cartoonists Exhibit at Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago

Landmark Exhibition of Iconic Works from Every Phase of Picasso's Career Leaves Seattle in Less Thank Two Weeks

Bruce Munro's Water-Towers at Salisbury Cathedral

First Survey of Heinz Mack's Early Metal Reliefs 1957-1967 at Sperone Westwater

New Body of Work by Kansas-Born Max Cole at Haines Gallery in San Francisco

Derek Eller Gallery Opens Shows by Adam Marnie and Tom Thayer, and Ruby Sky Stiler

Ann Shostrom's First One-Person New York Exhibition in 18 Years at Elizabeth Harris Gallery

Sydney L. Moss Ltd to Bring Japanese Art to New York in March

Monet's Water Lilies to Reunite in Missouri

Egypt: Missing Pieces of Colossal Statue Unearthed

PBS Launches Free Full-Length Video App for iPhone and iPod Touch and Antiques Roadshow Game App

January 9, 2011

Banksy's Original Art Work for Greenpeace Campaign Poster to Sell at Bonhams

Cheim & Read Presents Exhibition of New Works by Collaborative Artists McDermott & McGough

Archaeologists Use Total Station to Conduct 3D Scan of Prehispanic Shaft Tomb

Paintings from the 17th & 18th Centuries, with New Discoveries, at Sperone Westwater

Rare and Exceptional Works to Be Presented by the Japanese Art Dealers Association

Massachusetts Institute of Technology Celebrates 150th Anniversary with Exhibition

History Channel Pulls Plug on Controversial Kennedy Family Project Produced by Joel Surnow

Charity Auction at Christie's South Kensington to Benefit New Photographers' Gallery

"Counter Space" Exhibition at Museum of Modern Art Seeks Utopia in the Kitchen

Big Shots: Andy Warhol Portraits of Celebrities Looks at Seminal Work at Danziger Projects

Interview with Beate Salje, Director of Berlin's Museum of the Ancient Near East

Birmingham Museum of Art Celebrates 60 Years with New Guide to the Collection

Prospect 1.5 Exhibition Curated by Dan Cameron at the Jonathan Ferrara Gallery

Hotel Zaza Partners with Turner Carroll Gallery to Bring New Contemporary Art Space to Dallas

The Warrior Emperor and China's Terracotta Army Sets New Record for ROM's Exhibition Attendance

The Rhode Island School of Design Museum Presents Brian Knep: Exempla

Maloney Fine Art Presents Sculpture and Paintings by George Stoll

Historic Pennsylvania Playhouse Gets New Lease on Life

January 8, 2011

Christie's Offers a Still Life Painting by Paul Gauguin in Big 2011 Opening Sale

One of the Oldest Surviving Gondolas Now on View at National Gallery of Art in Washington

Asian Art Museum Foundation Announces Proposal to Restructure Foundation's Debt

Research by Italians Confirms that Raphael's 'Madonna dell Granduca' was Amended

Major Retrospective of Willem De Kooning Announced at MoMA for September

Gagosian to Open Gallery in Hong Kong with an Exhibition by Damien Hirst

Courtauld Conservation Experts Undertake New Research of Wall Paintings in Bhutan

Smithsonian's National Museum of American History Presents "The Kennedys 50 Years Ago"

Smithsonian Channel for Comcast Digital TV Customers Launches in Washington, D.C.

Thomas K. Seligman, Director of the Cantor Arts Center, Announces His Retirement

Gasser Grunert Present Over Silk Paintings in One-Person Exhibition by Tiffany Pollack

The Art Institute of Chicago Names Elizabeth Hurley as New Vice President for Development

Egyptian Government Threatens to Take Back New York Obelisk Unless It is Restored

New Orleans Jazz Landmark Razed in Rebuilding Push

Bumper Year for Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen

Irish Government to Present 400 Irish Arts Events in US

Archaeological Excavation in the Suburb of Arroux Results in Numismatic Discoveries

American Indian Panel: Halt Downtown Los Angeles Project

Most Popular Last Seven Days



1.- Mexican archaeologists study cave paintings found in the northeast part of Argentina

2.- Exhibition of nude photography around 1900 on view at Berlin's Photography Museum

3.- Top of the bill: Giant rubber duck by Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman sails into Hong Kong

4.- Researchers say first permanent English settlers in America resorted to cannibalism

5.- Russia's great museums feud over revival plan of Moscow museum of Western art

6.- Dartmouth's Hood Museum appoints first African Art Curator

7.- Survey exhibition of American artist Ellen Gallagher's work opens at Tate Modern

8.- Exhibition of nude photography around 1900 on view at Berlin's Photography Museum

9.- Paris Photo Los Angeles concludes a successful first edition with over 13,500 visitors

10.- Excavation unearths evidence of Thessaloniki's urban life between 4th and 9th centuries AD



Museums, Exhibits, Artists, Milestones, Digital Art, Architecture, Photography,
Photographers, Special Photos, Special Reports, Featured Stories, Auctions, Art Fairs,
Anecdotes, Art Quiz, Education, Mythology, 3D Images, Last Week, .

 

Founder:
Ignacio Villarreal
Editor & Publisher: Jose Villarreal - Consultant: Ignacio Villarreal Jr.
Art Director: Juan José Sepúlveda Rmz. - Marketing: Carla Gutiérrez
Web Developer: Gabriel Sifuentes - Special Contributor: Liz Gangemi
Special Advisor: Carlos Amador - Contributing Editor: Carolina Farias
Royalville Communications, Inc
produces:

ignaciovillarreal.org theavemaria.org juncodelavega.org facundocabral-elfinal.org
Founder's Site. The most varied versions
of this beautiful prayer.
Hommage
to a Mexican poet.
Hommage
       

The First Art Newspaper on the Net. The Best Versions Of Ave Maria Song Junco de la Vega Site Ignacio Villarreal Site