Top Cars of 2020
5. 1966 Porsche 906-127 Josef “Sepp” Greger was born in Scheyern, Germany in 1915 and made his lifelong dream to become a racer a reality
5. 1966 Porsche 906-127 Josef “Sepp” Greger was born in Scheyern, Germany in 1915 and made his lifelong dream to become a racer a reality
It’s amazing that what started as a casual conversation over a cup of coffee turned into conversations with some of the most amazing people in
Immediately following Petit Le Mans at Road Atlanta and in the midst of planning the Sport Purpose/911R driving event, Cam and Tim’s services were requested
We recently had the pleasure of making a special delivery. For the last 15 years, 904-085 has been off the radar in a private collection
Even by the early age of 17, Patrick Long’s talents as a driver were undeniable and had caught the attention of competitors and prospective race
Independence Pass is the second highest crossing of the Continental Divide in the United States at an altitude of 12,095 feet, and twists its way
Peter Millar is based in our home state of North Carolina and has set themselves apart in the world of menswear through their dedication to
The SC lightweight was an evolution of the Super 90 GTs and 356B Carrera GT coupes that had been produced in years prior to be
Approximately four months ago, our good friend and client Ed Anderson became the new owner and caretaker of 906-110. In conversation he mentioned that he
Jeff Zwart is nothing short of a modern day renaissance man. He’s shot numerous campaigns throughout his career as both a photographer and as a
Just days after Pikes Peak, we gathered some of our closest friends and clients for the road trip of a lifetime. Together, we took the
For the last twelve years, Marco has been focused on sports car racing after graduating from karting and Formula 3, and has been competing behind
Jeff Zwart joins us for another recap. Over the last few weeks, Jeff Zwart has been testing and fine tuning the chassis dynamics of The
Cam Ingram went live on Instagram to take us on a shop tour featuring four legendary, homologation 911s. 1967 911R This is 003R, one of
Every year for the last 25 years, on a small barrier island at the northernmost corner of the sunshine state, the soothing sound of crashing
Brian Redman’s remarkable racing career took place during one of the most exciting and truly treacherous periods in motorsport. It was an era where the
Over the last few weeks, Jeff Zwart has been testing and fine tuning the chassis dynamics of The Ingram Collection/Road Scholars 935. Jeff has once
Peter Stevens is one of the world’s most well-known and respected automobile designers. Over the course of his career, he’s regarded within the industry as
Perhaps one of the most famous movie cars of all time, the 964 911 Turbo 3.6 was catapulted into the spotlight at the opening scene
At any given time, our showroom and workshop are bound to have a few special cars residing inside them. Recently, it has begun to resemble
Tony Hatter’s career at Porsche has spanned nearly 35 years, and to this day has been involved in some of the most formative projects in
Bobby Rahal is the second of three generations of racing drivers. His 18 year motorsport career includes noteworthy competition in multiple disciplines including Formula 1,
Throughout the 1950s and the early 1960s, Porsche had proven themselves to be a dominant force in racing. With the 904, they had dominated the
At the same time Hall & Oates were approaching the peak of fame in the mid 1980s, John Oates had a burgeoning racing career that
Either by osmosis or the ever-shifting tides of relevance, the upper echelon of the Porsche market has an insatiable appetite for the 904 Carrera GTS
With the outbreak of the Covid-19 virus came widespread cancellation and postponement of automotive events and gatherings throughout the world, along with the recommendation to keep distance between one another. It’s a challenging time for many indeed, and staying in touch with one another is paramount to maintaining one’s sanity.
After being discovered in a clandestine garage in Düsseldorf, Germany, this two-time Le Mans competitor comes to Road Scholars to be united with its new
From racing at Le Mans to being found in a garage after 40 years off the grid, Stephen Serio tells the fascinating story of how
Late last year, we hosted an event at Virginia International Raceway which included over 15 Porsches with Fuhrmann-designed four-cam engines. Noted collectors and industry personalities hailing from all over the country joined us.
Jeff Zwart, eight-time Pikes Peak Hill Climb champion, joined Jacky on the podium. Jeff announced his upcoming run at Pikes Peak in a new Porsche
The Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance 2020 was a great success with more than 300 cars and motorcycles attending the 25th anniversary celebration on Sunday, March 8th. The
During the Scottsdale auction week, we teamed up with Otto Car Club for an exclusive event with some of our closest friends and clients. Cocktails
We have had the honor to place many special cars with new caretakers this year but here are our top 5 of 2019. 1959
5. Two Special ’75 Turbos Signed, Sealed and Delivered Earlier this year our 930 expert, Bryan Gremchuk, and the restoration team finished up two special
Simon Briggs and Gabe Watson break down the legendary Type 547 4-cam engine.
The Changing Times of Lifestyle Marketing, Activations, and the Future of Concours The calendar year for automotive events has become action-packed. There is an event
Cam Ingram breaks down the difference between the M471 Sport vs the M472 Touring package.
Road Scholars restoration specialist talks about the two very special ’75 Turbos he completed restoring this year.
Tim and Charles take out two of the modern classics from the showroom for an impromptu drive.
The Agony and Ecstasy was a biographical film that came out in 1965 starring Charlton Heston as Michelangelo in the Age of Enlightenment. Heston delivers
Cam Ingram talks about the journey to Pebble Beach with the 1961 Porsche Carrera Abarth GTL Chassis #1008.
Bob Ingram speaks for the first time about the Durham fire, the state of the Ingram collection, and how grateful he is for the outreach of support from Durham and the entire Porsche community. (Video)
Our friend Carl Bauer from the “White Collection” stopped in to sit down with Charles Stanley – Part 2.
Our friend Carl Bauer from the “White Collection” stopped in to sit down with Charles Stanley.
Over the years I have written several articles in which I have attempted to explain the difference between Concours restoration and other forms of automotive
Charles and Cam talk about the Generations of the Carrera GT.
Cam takes an iconic 1959 Carrera GT out to get ice cream before it gets shipped to its new home, reflects on past events and
Cam Ingram drives SC/GT – 1 of 6 (Chassis # 126955)
During last weeks New York Auto Show, we took the opportunity to host some of our best clients for an evening of cocktails and industry
Photos by Brian Rozar As many of you know, my parents own the Ingram Collection. Perhaps it’s better known as the People’s Porsche Collection, as
Earlier this month Road Scholars hosted the “Pushing North” event, an all-day on-track experience at Virginia International Raceway with some of our VIP clients. To
Concours founder and chairman Bill Warner, along with his small dedicated team and 600 volunteers, pulled off another world-class event during the 24th annual Amelia
The Amelia Island Concours is quickly approaching with an auction weekend that has become known in the industry as the place to sell your Porsche.
Our owner Cam Ingram and marketing director Charles Stanley break down why Speedster chassis number 5 is undergoing a full Road Scholars restoration.
Meet our Marketing Director and the newest member of Road Scholars, Charles Stanley! Charles is passionate about all things Porsche, so we put him behind
Cam Ingram and Danny Omasta talk about what it took to get the America Roadster to Pebble Beach. Film shot and directed by : Dan
After 15 years of building Road Scholars, Kevin and I have decided to move in new directions and have dissolved our partnership. I have some
Well, another few auctions have come and gone and overall the results were consistent with late October early November weather, Cold and Damp. We will start with RM/Sotheby’s Porsche sale in Atlanta the take a quick peek at the Porsches for sale a separate Bonham’s auctions in Padua, Italy.
RM/Sotheby’s sale in Atlanta went much as expected with my partner Cam, and my colleagues Tim and Phil attending…
As most you know I follow and absorb any and all available intel on the classic car market that I can get my hands on.
Well, the Monterey car week is over with interesting results. The week over all just didn’t seem as crowded as it has in years past and
Well, gang it’s that time of year. Time for the continuing saga we call Monterey car week. Let the shit show begin.Lots of exciting happenings on the peninsula this year with the events stacked up. The week will kick of on Tuesday the 21st with the Concours on the Avenue, in Carmel, our favorite event. This show is awesome if you’re a car guy;
Well, the auctions are over and I was mostly correct on guessing it would be a shit show. Again, as usual, the great cars brought
Well, it’s that time of year again and it was my first real outing after that year long vacation and all I can say is not much has changed with the exception of “The Speculators have left the building!” As I’ve been saying the collector car market hit its peak of speculation in 2016 and has been on a glide path down ever since…
My 10 month cancer vacation is over and I got back to work with more questions about the classic car market than ever. Let me
Well, another auction season in Monterey has come to a close and I’m sorry to say I had to watch it from afar this year.
The unassuming 911RS with true Motorsports pedigree: Back in February, the Porsche Museum launched a YouTube video that covered the top five rarest factory models
I had originally set out to write an article for this month’s magazine about the changing demographics in the collector car world and the possible future ramifications. This slowly changed while we were prepping…
The Porsche Speedster and Carrera models continue to drive the 356 blue chip market. Both these 356 models have become iconic, but for different reasons: the Speedster for it’s alluring minimalist styling cues, and the Carrera for its mythical four-cam engine performance attributes.
Video by Trey Devon
Highlighted custom features of the Road Scholars Cayman GTR
Body-
* Custom mixed BASF paint in “Burgundy” color – inspired by our 1949 Porsche 356 Gmund restoration
* 911 GT3RS front clip conversion
* Hand fabricated all metal “Wide Body” treatment to doors and quarter panels
* Custom made 1 of 1 rear bumper to fit widened quarter panels
* Shaved roof rails
* 2016 GT4 wing in carbon fiber
* GT3RS Cup Car front lip, hand-made in carbon fiber
All things Porsche have had an incredible seven-year run-up in prices, with some really great cars finally starting to level out and even drop in
Well folks, the election is over and whew, what a ride. It doesn’t matter which party you voted for as half my friends are pissed
Road Scholars facility on Page Road Extension in Durham, N.C., has been open for a while now but the company has wanted to celebrate its
Another exciting mid-August week at Pebble Beach is behind us, and it seems the only way to describe it is “same old, same old.” The
The collector car market as a whole is a worldwide market, and the worldwide economy – as a whole – affects this market, sometimes with
The Monaco auctions have come and gone. And the numbers didn’t come out as most expected. Disappointing results may have different meanings. With few exceptions,
The auction craziness in Amelia with Jerry Seinfeld was interesting, and confusing, and it left me wondering what a name is worth. At the start
“In the nascent days of car collecting, the established Concours d’Elegance events, such as Pebble Beach, praised cars that were restored to original spec. Many
As we wrap up the first multi-house auction week of the year, the only question I have is: “Did someone yell fire?” The movie was
I went to see a friend the other day and he showed me around his collection. Hidden in a small town near the Washington/Canada border,
Well folks, it’s over. The Monterey-Peninsula-ultimate-car-guy-week has come to a close. I was most interested in the auction results and they proved very thought provoking.
Chances are if you’re reading this, you have acquired a classic car or two, now or in the past. There is one crucially important step
Every blue moon or so you get the opportunity to figure out what your meaning of life is! I was lucky enough to get that
If the question after Scottsdale was “remember when the car hobby had its seasons,” the question that became clear at Amelia was “remember when cars