Today NorCal Spotlight is on a 1970 Cadillac Coupe Deville for sale in Red Bluff California. This fully restored Cadillac has all original Cadillac parts and a V8 7.7liter Engine. It has 91000 miles on it and runs great!

Here are a few more specs:

• Air Conditioner
• AM/FM Stereo
• Automatic Transmission
• Leather Interior
• Power Windows
• Power Steering
• Power Locks

You can find this car (if still available) in our Classic Car Classifieds section of the NorCalCar private party classifieds.

Today’s Nor Cal Spotlight is on a 1923 Ford T Bucket for sale in our automotive classifieds section. This red and gray beauty has an automatic transmission and leather interior And can be found (at least until it is sold!) in our Nor Cal Classifieds Classics Cars for sale section.

Here are a few more of the specifications you might be interested in. (more…)

Kind of an interesting story. For the last several years a couple young girls have been operating a lemonade stand in front of their house. The Girls are now about 9 years old.

Every year there is an annual car show in Appleton a couple blocks from the girl’s home. Well, this year it was decided that these girls financial empire was causing too much competition for the car show venders so the car show organizers requested that the police come and shut down the girl’s operation.

You can read more about the story in the Fox News article. (more…)

Many people have asked if there is a relationship between the California Mille and the
Mille Miglia Tribute. There is no relationship.

In short:

• The California Mille is a nonprofit event.
  The Mille Miglia Tribute is a commercial event.
• For all its twenty-one years the California Mille has endeavored to preserve the spirit of the original Mille Miglia .
  The Mille Miglia Tribute has yet to demonstrate its understanding of the Mille Miglia.
• The California Mille focuses on entries that could have qualified for the Mille Miglia (l927-1957).
  The Mille Miglia Tribute has recently announced an “encore” class for newer cars to bolster an apparent lack of interest by the historic motoring community.
• The California Mille selects interesting back roads that recall the Italian countryside.
  The Mille Miglia Tribute designers have apparently never driven the Mille Miglia or similar events as their route includes traffic-congested highways that cross the San Francisco Peninsula— not once but twice.

How did this confusion between our two motoring events occur? (more…)