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Faithfully Reconstructed 1904 Napier L48 "Samson" Could Fetch Over $1.1 Million at Auction - Vimarsana News

Faithfully Reconstructed 1904 Napier L48 "Samson" Could Fetch Over $1.1 Million at Auction

This meticulous replica is powered by the original L48 six-cylinder engine that helped the 1904 Napier exceed 100 mph at Daytona Beach

This Recreated Napier "Samson" L48 Could Fetch $1.1 Million at Auction – Robb Report - Vimarsana News

This Recreated Napier "Samson" L48 Could Fetch $1.1 Million at Auction – Robb Report

Offered through Bonhams, this recreation of the Napier “Samson” L48 matches the racer’s 1908 spec and carries the original engine.

The First Car To Reach 100 MPH In America Could Sell For Over $1 Million - Vimarsana News

The First Car To Reach 100 MPH In America Could Sell For Over $1 Million

The first car to hit the 100-mph barrier in the US is auctioned by Bonhams, coming with an estimated fetch ...

Town looks to sell historic Lunenburg Academy, calling it an 'unsustainable burden' - Vimarsana News

Town looks to sell historic Lunenburg Academy, calling it an 'unsustainable burden'

The Town of Lunenburg wants to sell its historic academy, saying it's too expensive to keep up.

Source: cbc.ca
Councillor McKenna Calls for Restoration of Revere Beach Structures - Vimarsana News

Councillor McKenna Calls for Restoration of Revere Beach Structures

By Adam Swift Revere Beach is the city’s major tourist destination, but many of the features along the beach have been left to deteriorate and decay, according to Ward 1 City Councillor Joanne McKenna. At last week’s council meeting, McKenna introduced a motion looking for help from the city’s legislators and the Department of Conservation