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Justin Bieber may not win over any more Beliebers with his latest act.
Video clips from a recent deposition the star gave surfaced on TMZ on Monday, showing the 20-year-old star acting smug, impatient and irritated.
During the four and a half hour deposition, Bieber appeared to forget whether or not whether he had been to Australia (he has), faked falling asleep, answered questions with winks, and threw a small finger-waving fit at the lawyer's mention of ex-girlfriend Selena Gomez. "I don't have to listen to anything you say," Bieber said at one point to someone asking him questions off-screen.
The deposition was taken on Thursday as part of a lawsuit alleging that Bieber tasked his security with beating up paparazzi.
In honor of Bieb's latest showstopper, we've rounded up a collection of his most infamous moments so far.
As mentioned, the deposition video is chock-full of Bieber gems, but this one might be the most Bieber of them all: When asked if he?s heard of Usher Raymond - the same Usher that launched his career - Bieber responded: ?I was found on YouTube and I think I was detrimental to my own career.? Verbal slip-up or uncharacteristic moment of wisdom? You be the judge. (Credit: Splash News)
Taking the phrase ?flying high? to a whole new level, Bieber and his crew smoked so much marijuana aboard a private jet in January that the pilot had to wear an oxygen mask, according to a complaint filed by the cew and reported by NBC News. The complaint also stated that Bieber and his father harassed a flight attendant until she was forced to hide out in the cockpit, NBC said. (Credit: iStock)
Being Justin Bieber is hard, guys. So hard, in fact, that he had 20 people to help him do it when he hosted Saturday Night Live in February 2013. In an interview with Howard Stern last spring, SNL cast member Bill Hader blasted Bieber for the size of his entourage. ?He had a guy holding a slice of pizza. A guy holding a Diet Coke,? Hader said. ?You?re going on stage and you?re trying to fight through all those people to get dressed.? (Credit: NBC)
The only thing more difficult than being Justin Bieber may be running a Justin Bieber photo shoot. Among the highlights on his list of demands, leaked by TMZ last June: Haribo gummies and Swedish fish; three boomboxes with iPhone 5 batteries; three packs of lo-rise socks (one extra-small, two large); ?No Selena music on set? (referring to his breakup from Selena Gomez); and the classic ?Do not speak to talent.? (Credit: iStock)
To paraphrase an old saying, you can?t be Justin Bieber without breaking a few eggs: He was accused of causing $20,000 worth of damages by pelting a neighbor?s home with eggs in January. The Los Angeles County District Attorney?s office is still deciding whether to charge Bieber with a misdemeanor or a felony, according to TMZ, and authorities are reviewing footage seized from his security camera system. (Credit: iStock)
What do you wear to meet the head of your country?s government? If you?re native Canadian Justin Bieber, overalls and a backwards baseball cap ought to do the trick. Let?s just hope Prime Minister Stephen Harper is a Belieber. (Credit: Instagram/justinbieber)
When you?re Justin Bieber, the world is your urinal - and Bill Clinton is your nemesis, apparently. A video from last July shows Bieber urinating into a mop bucket in a New York City restaurant before picking up a bottle of cleaning liquid and spraying it at a photo of the former president, yelling ?F*** Bill Clinton.? The star later called to apologize, tweeting that Clinton was a ?#greatguy.? (Credit: Twitter/JustinBieber)
Being adored is exhausting. Good thing Justin Bieber has bodyguards to carry him up the Great Wall of China. (Credit: Getty Images)
This one speaks for itself. After visiting the Anne Frank house in Amsterdam last spring, Bieber wrote in the guestbook: ?Truly inspiring to be able to come here. Anne was a great girl. Hopefully she would have been a belieber.? (Credit: Facebook/Anne Frank House)
Let the mere mortals obey the speed limit -- Justin Bieber lives life in the fast lane. In January, the star was arrested in Miami Beach and accused of drag racing at 60 mph in a 30 mph zone. After eight hours in custody ? and misdemeanor charges for driving under the influence, having an expired license and resisting arrest ? he was released on $2,500 bail. But never fear, Beliebers: that mug shot is totally dreamy. (Credit: Miami-Dade Police Department)


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Really love this stuff. Its really easy to put on and is nice and light. I am very lucky as I have good skin so i dont like wearing foundation during the day so this is perfect. I just throw some bronzer over it for a bit of a glow and im done.
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Greasy, disappointing and very underwhelming result. It looks okay with a bit of powder on as well, but you could achieve the same look with a less greasy moisturizer and just regular foundation. A pointless moneymaking scam.
on 5/20/2012 3:45:00 PM
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Orange greasepaint. Left my skin muddy looking. It took about a month for me to finally buy this, because it kept flying off the shelves. What a joke. Did not cover any imperfections at all. Suffocated my complexion. Made me look streaky, cakey, and shiny. All I wanted to do was immediately wash my face after slathering my pores in this strange stuff. Ew.
on 5/19/2012 10:45:00 PM
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DISCLAIMER! I've never tried a BB cream before! A free sample and the promise of an affordable bb cream had me so excited for this product! Unfortunately...it fell way flat. It left my skin feeling....dirty. Greasy even! And while it did slightly "blur" imperfections I felt like the dewy finish and mild coverage could be achieved by other products in my bag without the grungy feeling on my skin.
on 5/19/2012 7:14:00 PM
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I bought this hoping for a light coverage that wasn't heavy and would benefit my skin, and was severely disappointed. It feels great going on but after adding powder and getting on with my day, a peek in the mirror revealed the horror. It turns colors (not that with two shades there's a lot to choose from, but it shouldn't oxidize like that) and my face looked like I could deep fry chicken on my forehead. Not cute. It feels light but it made my skin incredibly greasy and I didn't really get any 'perfecting' benefits when I had it on. I got this on sale so I wasn't too sore about the waste of money but regular price it is way way to expensive for the product. As far as the packaging that's the only thing I loved! I like that it's a tube so you're not double dipping into it and spreading germs, and that you can really get a lot of the product out (and honestly it's pretty generously sized) but the package shouldn't be the high point. I'd only recommend this for someone with DRY skin who wants a tinted moisturizer.. Because that's what it is.
on 5/18/2012 6:23:00 PM
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This BB cream is just awful. The color selection is a joke, and on top of that it turns kind of orange during the day. It's really a mess. It also makes the sin really oily wich is a problem for people like me. The packaging itself looks a litlle cheap. I am disappointed at Garnier for making a BB cream so bad.
on 5/18/2012 1:40:00 PM
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i'm a follower of asian (mainly korean) skin care and make up, so when every "western" brand started to have their own bb cream i couldn't help but to feel intrigued about it.
this bb cream is more of a tinted moistiruzer, the coverage is very little. for all of us pale girls (i was "150 buff" on the revlon colorstay for combination/oily if that helps for reference) and the light shade is too dark and orangey.
the last thing i didn't like is that the finish is very greasy, and my skin is not even oily!
i don't think i'll try any other "western" bb creams, korean (or other asian) bb creams are so much better in terms of quality, light shades and price!!
on 5/18/2012 11:39:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I do not write many reviews. I picked this up haphazardly on a buy one get one package from Costco. I think it smells good, but it literally does nothing to even out my skin tone, nor does it really moisturize, but it feels dewey, which makes me skip my moisturizer completely because it makes my T zone oily if I use both. In the past month I am getting more blackheads and break outs in areas I normally wouldn't and it's gone beyond my normal hormone changes because I just had it and normally within 2-3 days post PMS I don't have anymore for the entire month. This stuff makes me break out bad. Going to be giving it away to a friend to try.
on 5/18/2012 5:03:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Oily, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
My friend uses this product and she looks gorgeous so I thought I should try it out so I went and bought some because its quite cheap.
I put some of the cream on and I was amazed! A few minutes after I rubbed it in my skin it looked flawless! You could barely see my pimples or dark circles. My skin looked even and my face looked refreshed and smooth. The cream felt light on my skin and made it feel like it wasn't even there. The smell was overpowering but I liked it and after a few minutes it was gone anyway.
My parents don't let me wear make up but this is more of a tinted moisteriser so they didnt care. So if your just starting out in the make-up department or just need to put something on before you head out I would definitely recommend this. If I could I'd probably buy like 20 tubes of this thing!!!
on 5/17/2012 7:53:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Curly, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
I really wanted to love this, but I don't. I found it difficult to get the right amount of coverage; there was no happy medium. Either it was so sheer that it did nothing, or it started to cake. It also really emphasized any dry patches (that I didn't even know I had!). It also has a VERY strong smell. It's not an unpleasant smell, but it was perfumed enough that it irritated my sensitive skin. I definitely don't recommend this junk.
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Officer Maguire was murdered on Dec. 26, 2010, while trying to stop an armed robbery at Kohl's department store in East Woburn. He was shot and killed in an exchange of gunfire with Domenic Cinelli of Woburn, who was shot and killed by Maguire.
Scott Hanright of Wakefield was arrested at the scene and later indicted by a grand jury on 22 criminal counts, including first degree murder. Hanright allegedly served as Domenic Cinelli's lookout during the heist.
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Fantastic show! Would definitely go and see the show again.
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Good seats , no hassle with tickets and a great show
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Great seats, better than I expected. Hassle free. Tickets were at the pickup window, no problems. Show was fantastic, would see it again.
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The show was great! I don't know if you can have a bad seat in this theatre. It is such a small space, everyone sits close to the action. It was an incredible experience!! I can't wait to go back!
This is my second time. Absolutely loved it!!!
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If in London, this is worth going to see. The theater is in a great location and the show is awesome!
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We ended up with front row seats, need I say more? Absolutely fantastic. Would highly recommend.
Brilliant show and the theatre has a great atmosphere.
It was an awesome, fantastic, beautiful, gripping, goosebump-making experience, and I would go through it all again in a heartbeat. The cast is wonderful. Thank you so much for a memory that I will cherish for life.
The dinner restaurant was right in front of the theater so it was very convenient. And the show was very good
Seats could have been better. We paid top dollar and would have expected better seats. Play was wonderful.
This was my fifth time that I have seen The Phantom of the Opera but the first time in London. Ive seen it in New York, Las Vegas, and twice in Vancouver. This performance was excellent. Great singing and acting by all the performers and it was an emotion-stirring show.
When I bought my ticket through Viator, I didnt know what seat I got until I went to pick up my tickets at the theatre. It was in the Stalls, Row O, Seat 9. The seat was further from the stage that I usually sit but it was okay. However, my view was partially blocked by a tall person in the seat in front of me.
Pre show meal was just OK. Would not book that part again. Seats were fantastic at the show.
Great show! The associated dinner was ok.
Was a wonderful night out! I had seen the Phantom many, many years ago in my home city in Canada, so this was a different view! Loved it just as much.
The show was great and we had great seats in the theatre. We booked the meal deal as we was unsure where it was, however the choices were limited. if you have an allergy the food option is no good as they were inflexible. We also found the salad old so stay away from food option.
show excellent, meal just OK
Great show! Just keep in mind that the theatre was built a long time ago when people must have had shorter legs - but, hey, that's all part of the atmosphere.
Restaurant and Mel lovely, and so close to the theatre. Show great, but theatre too hot. Would recommend s a package
Enjoyed the evening--very nice!
Great seats ! Excellent show
My small son could not see all as our seats were behind huge people and he only measures 1.40 m. Our tickets were issued with a wrong first name. But the show was great!
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I was a bit disappointed but sill had a nice time; my friends did not like it, full stop.
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This was my only experience with Viator. Everything went fine. The only criticism I have is the fee charged was a little higher than I had expected.
The show was incredible, the dinner delicious, but the seats weren't ideal. We had an alright view of the stage, but it was not what I was expecting. Buying your tickets elsewhere would probably be a better idea, especially considering you have no idea what seats you'll get with Viator. See the show if you can, but buy the tickets somewhere else.


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Samsung Galaxy S3: The best deals from O2, Vodafone, Three, Orange, T-Mobile and retailers
The Samsung Galaxy S III is due in the shops on 30 May, but where is the best place to buy it, who has the best deals, and what's the best way to get hold of what many believe will be the Android phone to have this year?
Here is where you can get it in the UK.
Phones 4u
Available for Pre-order right now, Phones 4u is promising that all pre-order customers will receive an exclusive "premium accessory bundle" courtesy of Phones 4u and Samsung, worth more than £50. Phones 4u won't currently say what that bundle consists of, but we suspect it will be cases and accessories for your shiny new phone. The phone will be available free on contract from £36 a month on various networks.
Carphone Warehouse
As at Phones 4u, you'll be able to buy the handset on Vodafone, Orange, O2, T-Mobile and Three from Carphone Warehouse for free on a selection of tariffs from £36 per month.
The first 1,000 customers to place pay-monthly pre-orders online and on the phone (via the Carphone Warehouse call centre) will receive a FREE 10" Samsung Galaxy Tab (worth at least £399), InvisibleSHIELD screen protector (RRP £14.99) and in-car micro USB charger (RRP £14.99) – a combined value of £428.98.
All other customers who pre-order a device will receive a free Sandisk 32GB micro SD memory card (RRP normally £29.99), Invisishield Screen Protector (RRP £14.99) and in-car micro USB charger (RRP 14.99) –a combined value of £59.97.
The addition of the Sandisk memory card will bring the combined memory capacity of the device to a massive 48GB, making it unlikely that even the most active users will be short on space to store their videos, pictures, music and favourite apps.
Sadly Carphone Warehouse pre-orders are available on new subscriptions only and not on upgrades.
If you don't want to buy the SGS3 with a contract you can get it from Clove. It is selling the Samsung Galaxy S III 16GB model for £549.99 including VAT.
The first stock is due to be here on May 30th. At the moment the online retailer isn't stocking the 32GB or 64GB models.
Expansys hasn't set a price for the Samsung Galaxy S III as yet, however will be stocking the 16GB, 32GB, and 64GB versions in both white and blue.
Play.com is offering the 16GB Samsung Galaxy S III for £499.99 with free delivery from the 29 May a day ahead of everyone else but doesn't seem to be stocking the white version or the bigger storage options of 32GB or 64GB models
The Samsung Galaxy S III is joining Vodafone's Data Test Drive line up when it launches in the UK at the end of May.
Vodafone will be stocking both the metallic blue and ceramic white finish and, for the first month, Vodafone will be the only network to offer both the 16GB and 32GB versions for those who want a bigger storage capacity.
The cheapest Vodafone price plan to get the phone for nothing gives you 1200 minutes, 3000 texts, and 500MB of data for £36 a month for 24 months. If you like texting and surfing the web you can opt for just 600 minutes of calls with unlimited texts and 1GB of data a month.
The Galaxy S3 will be available on The One Plan with all-you-can-eat data at £34 per month on Three and with no upfront cost.
In addition, everyone that pre-orders the Samsung Galaxy S III with Three before the 30th May will be automatically entered into a daily draw to win one of 26 brand new Samsung Smart TVs.
Customers can pre-order a Samsung Galaxy SIII by calling 0800 358 1799, by visiting their local 3Store or at the website.
Orange UK will also be ranging the new Samsung Galaxy S III. It's free on the Orange Panther or Dolphin plans for £36 a month for 24 months. For Dolphin users they will get 900 minutes, 3000 texts, and 250MB of data a month, while Panther users will get 600 minutes, 3000 texts and 1GB of data.
Customers can register their interest in getting a Samsung Galaxy SIII on Orange by clicking here.
UPDATE - Customers can now also pre-order the phone in Orange stores before picking it up on 30 May.
To get the SGS3 on O2 you'll have to spend £41 a month and sign a 24-month contract. For that you'll get 600 minutes, unlimited text messages and 1GB of data a month. You will also get access to O2's wireless hotspots that include places like Costa coffee. To sign up to know when you can pre-order you have to text SAMSUNG to 2020.
The Everything Everywhere operator will also be stocking the Samsung Galaxy S III however has as yet to detail pricing.
Virgin Media
The Samsung Galaxy S III is also coming to Virgin Media this summer. Pricing and full tariff details are yet to be announced, but the company tells us that its normal exclusive discounts apply. In real money, that equates to £5 less on their monthly tariff, double the texts, double the data and 3,000 minutes to other Virgin Mobiles. Virgin Media landline customers can also enjoy free calls to Virgin Mobiles within their inclusive Talk Plan.
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His Highness the Aga Khan receives the Prix de l'Entrepreneur philanthropique de l'année 2009 from Le Nouvel Economiste, presented by Philippe Seguin, Premier President of the Cour des Comptes, as Henri Nijdam, publisher and editorial managing director of
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looks on.17th December 2009 - His Highness the Aga Khan receives "Prix de l'Entrepreneur philanthropique de l'année 2009 " - the "Philanthropic Entrepreneur of the Year 2009 Award" presented to him by Le Nouvel Economiste, at a ceremony held at the Cour des Comptes in Paris, France.
In receiving the Award, His Highness took the opportunity to explain the work of the Aga Khan Development Network and in particular the Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development (AKFED). Other recipients were, Dalil Boubakeur, Rector of the Muslim Institute at the Grand Mosque of Paris, who received the "Régulateur de l'année" Award, and Nicholas de Tavernost, Chairman of the Board of the French Television network M6, who received the award, "Manager de l'année".
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His Highness' speech in English
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Overview of the 2009 Awards
Portrait of the Aga Khan
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Hemmings Find of the Day – 1972 Datsun 240Z
Early Datsun Z models have been climbing in popularity in recent years, meaning that clean examples are getting harder and harder to find. This 1972 Datsun 240Z, for sale on Hemmings.com, is offered by its original owner, who purchased the car in April of 1972. Thanks to the use of sheepskin seat covers and a leather wrap on the wooden steering wheel, the interior looks remarkably pristine—even the dash appears to be free of cracks. The paint likely isn't original, and the black stripes won't be to everyone's tastes, but those are minor issues on a rust-free, one-owner 240Z. From the seller's description:
I purchased this car new April 15,1972. It has an air conditioner, which works fantastically, and cools the car in minutes. The interior is all original and I have had faux sheepskin covers on the seats to protect them, as well as a cover over the wooden steering wheel to protect it. It has an AM/FM radio that works. The dashboard clock quit working around 1980, but it is still in the dash. I had an armrest/console cover installed for comfort. There is a louvre cover over the hatchback window to keep the sun off the rear compartment and help keep the car cool inside. I still have the original paperwork in the glove copmpartment that the car came with when I drove it off the lot. In the last few decades, the car has not been driven in bad weather. It was my only car until 1981, but after that, it has been driven only for pleasure, as I have had other cars to use for everyday. I am selling it because I don't drive it enough any more. I take it out for a spin for about an hour every 3 to 4 weeks to keep it's fluids circulating, and it is hooked up to a trickle charger to keep the battery charged. I love this car and want to sell it to a car collector who will love it and care for it as I have all these years. It gets regular maintenance by a mechanic who knows these cars from the bottom up.
Location: Temecula, California
Status: No Longer Available
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1934 Packard 1104 Super 8 sport phaeton takes Best in Show at Forest Grove
Larry Nannini's 1934 Packard 1104 Super 8, Best in Show at Forest Grove. Photos by John Vincent, unless otherwise noted.
If this 1934 Packard 1104 Super 8 sport phaeton looks familiar, it should. The stately open-air touring car, owned by Larry Nannini of Colma, California, took Best in Show honors at last year's Ironstone Concours d'Elegance, shortly after earning a class ribbon at the 2014 Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance. The Packard began the 2015 show season on a high note, taking a class win at the 2015 La Jolla Concours d'Elegance, and last weekend, the car continued its streak by capturing Best in Show at the 2015 Forest Grove Concours d'Elegance, held on the campus of Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon.
Introduced in August of 1933, the Eleventh Series Packards came in wheelbases ranging from 129 ½ inches (the Packard 1100) up to 147 inches (the Packard 1108). Directly in between these extremes was the 1104, which rode on a 141 7/8-inch wheelbase and shared its 384.8-cu.in. L-head inline-eight engine, rated at 145 horsepower, with the 1103 and 1105 Super Eight models. These mid-range Packards came in 11 body styles, including enclosed and open-air variants that carried as many as seven and as few as two occupants.
Owner Larry Nannini with his 1934 Packard.
Though styling didn't change significantly from the 1933 model year, the front fenders were extended to nearly reach the front bumper, which featured a horizontal slit to emulate a double bar bumper. The big changes came under the skin, where the Eleventh Series Packards received an oil temperature regulator, a hidden fuel filler (beneath the left taillamp), and a heavy-duty generator designed to power the newly optional in-dash vacuum-tube radio.
In total, just 1,920 examples of the 1103, 1104 and 1105 Super Eight Packards were constructed before Packard moved on to the Twelfth Series models in 1934. Of the Eleventh Series models, the dual-cowl sport phaeton body style is believed to be the rarest, with a mere five examples of the extravagant body style said to have been constructed. Three are known to remain today, which makes this beige beauty exceptional in more than one sense of the word.
Al McEwan's 1947 Chrysler Town & Country, the Best Closed Car.
James and Gail Smalley's 1960 Porsche 356, the Best Open Car.
Diane Natt Kelly and Tim Shields's 1935 Buick Model 40, the Best Non-Classic Car.
Other cars earning accolades at Forest Grove included the 1947 Chrysler Town & Country owned by Al McEwan of Redmond, Washington, which captured Best Closed Car; the 1960 Porsche 356 owned by James and Gail Smalley of Wauna, Washington, which captured Best Open Car; and the 1935 Buick Model 40 owned by Diane Natt Kelly and Tim Shields of Portland, Oregon, which captured Best Non-Classic Car.
Gary Groce's 1972 Datsun 240Z. Photo courtesy Gary Groce.
Another car deserving of mention was the 1972 Datsun 240 Z owned by Hemmings reader and frequent commenter Gary Groce and his wife, Sylvia, of Portland, Oregon. Gary's Z took home top honors in the Datsun Z Cars 1970-'79 class, and was nominated by the show judges for the Best Original category as well. There's a story behind Gary's car, and he's the most qualified to tell it:
I saw a 1972 Datsun 240Z for sale in Indiana in January of 2015 with 23K original miles, being sold by the original owner with all documents. As a joke, I sent the link to my wife and said "Someday, I'd like to have another one of these." On a whim, I contacted the seller and, after lots of questions, I decided it was just too rich for my blood. On Valentine's Day, my wife of 34 years told me she bought the car. Believe it or not, it has the original tires from new.
My wife and I had to travel about 20 miles north of here to pick it up at a gravel lot filled with mud holes, and there it sat…off loaded from the carrier after being dragged across the entire nation in some of the worst weather lately. At first, I was disappointed because it wasn't orange as it appeared in the photos; it was more red and, of course, it was strewn with mud and gravel and who knows what from its nationwide tour on the open carrier. One of the first things I noticed was some paint overspray on the rubber hood guides from the hood repaint done 42 years ago…. I was discouraged seeing that. Anyway, we paid the trucker and I reluctantly got in it to drive it home down I-5 on the 43-year-old Bridgestone tires.
It started and ran beautifully. I kept the speed down to 40 mph on the Interstate, due to the old rubber, with my wife following in the Jeep with the flashers going. Also, I didn't turn on the wipers in spite of the rain, because there was a lot of gravel sitting on the original blades from the road trip. Got home, stuck the thing in the garage, went back to work to finish the day and then came home and went to work on her. First, I carefully vacuumed all of the gravel I could out of the nooks and crannies while in the garage, then I pulled it out and did a very careful and thorough rinsing and washing after removing the original hubcaps and washing them separately. I hosed out the wheel wells and under the car and did a preliminary hosing and washing under the hood to remove any potential salt and road crap from the trip west. After it was thoroughly cleaned, I realized what I had.
Unquestionably, 23K original miles with a very good color match re-spray of the hood and upper fenders 42 years ago with some minor overspray on a few things easily removed. The rest of the car, all original, beautifully maintained paint with a few minor dings that probably can be taken out with paintless dent removal.
Inside were all of the receipts since new, including the dealer invoice, color brochure from 1971, owner's manual and two original keys [one, never used in the original box]. The original owner had previously UPS'd the original title which I haven't changed yet. Under the hood, all of the original stickers are in place and excellent, and there are some factory felt pen notes on the radiator mount with dates from '72. The original "Koito" headlights are still in place, as are the original natural metal wipers, which are almost always black from being replaced with modern units. The best part was when I felt just like Howard Carter discovering King Tut's tomb and opened up the secret tool compartments in the back and found the tools in their original plastic wrapping in the vinyl pouch and wheel chocks and jack having never been removed. And then on to the spare-tire compartment under the like-new carpet where I was greeted by the smell of 43-year-old Bridgestone rubber wafting out from the never-used spare.
Gary and his wife, Sylvia, on the way to the winner's circle. Photo courtesy Gary Groce.
For further details on the 2015 Forest Grove Concours d'Elegance, visit ForestGroveConcours.org.
Yutaka Katayama, the father of the Datsun Z, dead at 105
Yutaka Katayama in the 1980s. Photos courtesy Nissan Motor Company.
In the history of the Japanese car, perhaps no one man is more closely identified with a particular automobile than Yutaka Katayama is with the Datsun Z. "Mr. K," as he was known to his legions of fans across the globe, wasn't a designer or engineer, but it was his understanding of both the American market and the synergy between driver and sports car that laid the groundwork for the Z's success, and ultimately helped to establish Nissan as a significant player in the United States market. On February 19, Mr. K died at the age of 105, after a career in the industry that spanned nearly eight decades.
Born into a successful family in 1909, Mr. K's first visit to the United States occurred in the late 1920s, when his job as a clerk on a cargo ship brought him to the Pacific Northwest. Between offloading a cargo of raw silk and loading a cargo of lumber for the return trip to Japan, Mr. K had weeks of free time to explore the area around Vancouver and Seattle, an opportunity that would prove pivotal to his later career.
In 1935, after graduating from Keio University, Mr. K was recruited to Nissan Motor Company by Yoshisuke Aikawa, a distant relative and a founding member of the Japanese automaker. Starting in the sales department, Mr. K found his time to be wasted, as the company had very few vehicles to sell. Instead, he requested a transfer to the Administration Department, where he took it upon himself to promote the Nissan brand to Japanese consumers.
Mr. K with the Datsun 240Z.
Following the Second World War, Mr. K helped to rebuild Nissan as an automaker, and by the early 1950s, he saw a chance to promote the Japanese auto industry with a domestic auto show, to be held in Tokyo. Getting the buy-in of executives from competing automakers proved difficult, but in 1954 Mr. K's persistence paid off, and the first Tokyo Motor Show, featuring a logo designed by Mr. K himself, was held in Tokyo's Hibiya district.
In 1960, he was sent to the United States to conduct market research on American automotive tastes. The lessons learned enabled him to lobby for the import of the Datsun 510, but only with the larger 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine. The car, launched in 1968, proved to be a success, but without Mr. K's understanding of American buyers' expectations, the outcome could have been quite different.
In 1965, Nissan began working on a sports car to counter Toyota's 2000GT. Starting with a rendering penned by Albrecht Goertz, Nissan's design team explored several different directions before settling on a final shape. Stressing that the relationship between car and driver was very much like the relationship between horse and rider (a concept that Mazda would later embrace with its Miata), Mr. K, then back in Japan, envisioned a sports car that was lightweight, with reasonable power and superior handling, yet affordable even by those with modest incomes. His ideas reportedly met with push-back from designers and engineers, but the final product embraced many of the ideals he fought for.
When the first cars were delivered to the United States, however, they carried "Fairlady" badging. Realizing that such a model name would hardly attract U.S. buyers, it was Mr. K that swapped the badging for a 240Z label, using the car's internal designation. Again, Mr. K's patience and persistence paid off, and the Datsun Z proved to be a major success for Nissan. Though he's best remembered for his work with this particular model, it's no exaggeration to say that Mr. K was instrumental in establishing the foundations for Nissan North America, and for changing the perception of Japanese automobiles in the eyes of U.S. consumers. The Datsun Z was, perhaps, the first aspirational automobile sold by a Japanese automaker on U.S. soil.
For his contributions to the industry, Mr. K was inducted into the Automotive Hall of Fame in 1998 and into the Japan Automotive Hall of Fame in 2008. Yutaka Katayama is survived by his wife, Masako, two sons, two daughters, 11 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren.
Four-Links – vintage Watkins Glen photos found, Z wagon revealed, '70s concepts, retractable Corvette
* When cleaning out his wife's grandfather's possessions, John Oliver came across an old Leica and plenty of vintage photographs he'd never before seen, including a batch from Watkins Glen taken in September 1956. (via)
* Datsun 240Z designer Yoshihiko Matsuo also penned a sport wagon that never got built. At least, not until recently, when Z restorer Jay Ataka built it. Japanese Nostalgic Car has more on the car and its conception.
* Ronan Glon at Ran When Parked found 10 concept cars from the Seventies that he thinks should have been built, including the 1973 NSU Trapeze above.
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Better, perhaps, than new – Jeffrey Mader's 1972 Datsun 240Z
Jeffrey and Susan Mader with their 1972 Datsun 240Z. Photos by author.
The Datsun Z, which debuted in the United States in 240Z form in 1970, was the first Japanese sports car that American buyers took seriously. Despite the car's popularity, few early models have survived the ravages of time, and even fewer have survived in unmodified form. Though restored on several occasions, Jeffrey Mader's 1972 Datsun 240Z is one such car; to say it looks as good as the day it rolled off the assembly line is a bit of a slight, because, quite frankly, it looks better than that.
Jeffrey's passion for the 240Z dates to his childhood, when his early sports car dreams were shaped by his father's 1970 240Z. Over the years, he admits to owning "numerous" examples, including a few that are currently mid-restoration. The star of his collection, however, is a lime green (technically, 112 Yellow) 1972 240 Z that was purchased in 2007, and served as one of the Nissan Vintage Z program cars restored by Pierre'Z Service Center in Hawthorne, California.
The Z has been a long-term part of Nissan's identity in the United States, and when rising prices and slowing sales killed the 300ZX at the end of the 1996 model year, Nissan assumed the car's absence would be temporary. An all-new Z-car would arrive in 2002, but to bridge the gap (and remind U.S. customers of Nissan's heritage), the automaker had a flash of genius: To keep the model fresh in the minds of American customers, it would offer restored 240Zs, complete with 12-month, 12,000-mile limited warranties, for sale though select Nissan dealerships in California, Texas, Florida, Georgia and Virginia.
On paper, it was a brilliant plan, but in application it was hurt by several factors. Initially, the quality of the restoration was not up to customer expectations, particularly in light of the Vintage Z's $24,950 asking price. This was addressed quickly enough, but the cost of refurbishing the cars turned out to be higher than anyone had anticipated, and even with a price increase to $27,500 the venture proved unprofitable for Nissan. While the automaker had initially discussed restoring 200 Datsun 240Zs, in the end the program rebuilt just 37 examples, including two procured by Nissan for its own collections.
Jeffrey's 1972 240Z was one of the later cars restored in the program, and thus benefits from the knowledge gained on reconstructing earlier 240Zs. Though the 2.4-liter, 151-horsepower, inline-six engine was restored by a shop in Texas as part of the original Nissan-backed program, Jeffrey had it gone through again in 2013; at the same time, the engine bay was repainted in the car's original color, though the exterior paint remains original to the car's 1999 restoration. Aside from the period-correct slotted mag wheels (a dealer installed option), the car remains in stock form, with no engine, exhaust, suspension or body modifications, and Jeffrey intends on keeping it that way. It may not be numbers-matching (Nissan made no effort to pair original engines with original chassis during the Vintage Z program), but it certainly is rust-free and in showroom condition.
Jeffrey and his wife, Susan, enjoy the car as much as their schedule allows in the spring, summer and fall, and the couple drove the 240Z to the Hemmings Sports & Exotic Car show from their home in Sudbury, Massachusetts. A friend suggested trailering it, but Jeffrey never entertained the idea for long. "What's the point of owning a car like this," he told me, "if you can't enjoy it on the road?"
1938 Alfa Romeo 8C 2900B Touring takes Forest Grove Best in Show
The Best in Show winning 1938 Alfa Romeo 8C 2900B Touring. Photos courtesy Forest Grove Rotary Club.
Of the 33 Alfa Romeo 8C 2900B models constructed for road use, six were customer-commissioned Berlinettas, all with slightly unique bodies (mostly by Carrozzeria Touring). One of these six cars, a 1938 Alfa Romeo 8C 2900B with a Touring body, stood out enough for the Italian manufacturer to feature it in period advertising. On Sunday, July 20, this impressive Alfa Romeo, owned by Jon Shirley of Medina, Washington, captured Best in Show honors at the 42nd annual Forest Grove Concours d'Elegance in Forest Grove, Oregon.
Pete Bansmer's 1935 Ford won Best Non-Classic Car honors.
The award was hardly the car's first achievement. Since acquiring the car in 2005, Shirley, a former president and COO of Microsoft, has won best in show at the 2008 Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance (along with the Elegance in Motion Trophy and the Most Elegant Closed Car Award); best in show at the 2008 Kirkland Concours d'Elegance; the Coppa d'Oro at the 2009 Villa d'Este Concorso d'Eleganza (along with the Trofeo BMW Group and the Trofeo BMW Group Italia); and Best in Show at the 2012 Windsor Castle Concours of Elegance with his 1938 Alfa Romeo. He's also used the car to compete in the 2006 Mille Miglia, a fitting tribute to the car's competition heritage.
Dick Mundy's 1939 Buick 81-C captured the Arnold N Franks Memorial Sweepstakes.
Built as a fast grand-tourer, the Alfa Romeo 8C 2900B was based upon the automaker's successful Type C Monoposto racer. Ensuring that handling was exceptional, the car utilized a four-wheel independent suspension and a rear transaxle to optimize weight distribution. Power came from a supercharged 2.9-liter inline eight-cylinder engine, cast from aluminum for additional weight savings and producing a robust 180 horsepower in road-going trim (or a reported 220 horsepower in race trim). So competent was the Alfa Romeo 8C that it remained a competitive race car nearly two decades after production ended in 1939.
James and Gail Smalley's 1957 Ford Thunderbird took home the Pacific University President's Award.
Shirley's car has a competition history of its own, having captured victory with driver Frank Griswold at the inaugural SCCA Watkins Glen Grand Prix, held in 1948 on a course that mixed gravel and paved roads and ran through the village of Watkins Glen, New York. Such a pedigree certainly factors into consideration when rating a car at concours events, but Shirley's car has previously been praised by Pebble Beach judges for its authenticity and the care given in its restoration. In other words, even without the ties to the early days of sports car racing in the United States, Shirley's Alfa Romeo is a serious contender for Best in Show at any concours event entered.
The first-in-category 1971 Datsun 240Z of Toni Williams.
The 2014 Forest Grove Concours d'Elegance also featured a category devoted to Datsun / Nissan Z cars, built between 1970-'79. This marks the first time that the Datsun Z was recognized with its own category at a major concours event, and Hemmings reader (and regular contributor) Don Homuth was instrumental in car selection and category judging. Based upon points awarded, the first place award was shared by the 1971 Datsun 240Z owned by Toni Williams of Camas, Washington, and the 1971 Nissan Fairlady Z owned by Kerrigan Gray of Portland, Oregon. No second place award was given, and the third place award was given to the 1971 Datsun 240Z owned by Joe Daniels of Beaverton, Oregon.
Kerrigan Gray's 1971 Nissan Fairlady Z, also a first-in-category winner.
For a complete list of category winners, visit ForestGroveConcours.org.
Nissan bringing North American Heritage Collection models to Carlisle Import
1961 Fairlady Roadster. Photos by Bruce Sweetman, courtesy Carlisle Events.
Nissan North America's Heritage Collection typically resides in the basement of the Lane Motor Museum in Nashville, Tennessee. Off-limits to the general public, the vehicles are kept under cover, parked for storage and not display, and only occasionally shown at events in North America. This May, six vehicles from the Nissan North American Heritage Collection will be displayed at the Carlisle Import and Kit Car Nationals, giving fans of the brand a rare opportunity to see the cars up close.
Perhaps the rarest Nissan or Datsun to be displayed is a 1961 Fairlady roadster, one of just 217 manufactured. Sold in the United States through a network of just 60 dealers, the compact four-seat roadster was powered by a 1.2-liter four-cylinder engine rated at 60 horsepower and 67.3 pound-feet of torque. Shifted through a four-speed manual transmission, the Fairlady roadster could deliver a top speed of 82 miles per hour, though likely not with four passengers in the cabin.
1969 Datsun 1600 Roadster.
Roadsters remained an important part of the brand's product line, so Nissan is also bringing out a 1969 Datsun 1600 Roadster, marked for the Heritage Collection on the assembly line. It's seen just 789 miles in 45 years, meaning the 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine likely produces the exact same 96 horsepower and 103 pound-feet of torque specified by the factory. The 1600 Roadster and its larger brother, the 2000 Roadster, helped to set the stage for Datsun (and later, Nissan) sports car to come.
1972 Datsun 240Z.
Without a doubt, the most significant of these was the Datsun 240Z, a two-seat sport coupe that put the brand on the radar of driving enthusiasts from coast to coast. So significant was this car to Nissan that in 1998, following the 2006 departure of the 300ZX from the U.S. Market, Nissan began to sell remanufactured 240Zs through its dealer network, just to keep interest in the model alive. The silver 1972 240Z to be shown at Carlisle is one of these remanufactured cars, retired to the Heritage Collection after serving duty as a press fleet test car.
1972 Datsun 510.
Other Datsun models to be displayed at the event include a 1972 Datsun 510 sedan and a 1977 Datsun B210 GX, both of which proved to be best sellers for the brand during the fuel crisis years of the 1970s. Meant as an affordable family car, the Datsun 510 quickly earned a reputation as a giant killer on the race track, particularly when prepared by Peter Brock and his company, Brock Racing Enterprises. Tuners would continue to have an impact on the Japanese brand over the years, as evidenced by the final car to be displayed from the Heritage Collection, a Steve Millen-tuned 1995 Nissan 300ZX SMZ.
1977 Datsun B210 GX.
Cars in the Heritage Collection come from a variety of sources. Some, like the 1969 1600 Roadster, are pulled directly from the production line, set aside specifically for preservation. Others are donated to or purchased by Nissan, often in exceptional condition. The 1972 Datsun 510 was acquired from its second owner in 2013, with just 48,000 original miles on the odometer. The 1977 B210 GX, also a two-owner car, was purchased by Nissan with less than 60,000 miles on the odometer. Though nothing has been announced yet, Nissan is reportedly in discussion with the Lane Motor Museum to open a Heritage Collection exhibit, giving Nissan fans more opportunities to see the brand's most historically significant vehicles.
Ed Buczeskie, manager of the Import & Kit Show, said that arranging for the display grew out of contacts he made with Nissan USA last year, when Peter Brock's Datsun 510 BRE was at Carlisle. "I have a long history with Datsun and Nissan vehicles, from restoring Datsun Zs to rebuilding wrecked Nissan trucks, so this display is very exciting to me," he said.
The Datsun/Nissan display is just the tip of the Import Carlisle iceberg. More than 1,200 imported vehicles are expected, with the cars of Britain taking the spotlight. The autocross returns, as do the vendor fields and the car corral
The Carlisle Import and Kit Car Nationals will run from May 16-18, 2014. For additional details, visit CarlisleEvents.com.
(Additional reporting on this story by David LaChance.)
Hemmings Find of the Day – 1973 Datsun 240Z
Those seeking the purest Datsun Z experience generally favor the 1970-73 240Z models for their uncluttered lines and light weight. This 1973 Datsun 240Z for sale on Hemmings.com comes from the model's final year of production in 2.4-liter form, and the seller claims the car has undergone a thorough restoration. It's not all original, since the five-slot mag wheels are decidedly aftermarket and the displacement is listed as 2.8-liters instead of 2.4, but both modifications were common in-period. This Z may not be concours-eligible, but it's a safe bet the car will deliver plenty of entertainment value on a winding road. From the seller's description:
The Datsun 240Z was introduced in 1969. With its striking good looks and powerful engine it became an instant hit in the sports car market and competed directly with popular British imports Triumph and MG. In 1974 it was replaced by the 260Z and later on the 280Z. However, enthusiasts preferred the original model with its sleeker lines and lower vehicle weight. This 240Z has had a full restoration but still retains all the features of the classic original design.
Engine: 2.8 liter, 6 cyl. sohc; 151 hp and 146 ft lbs torque; 0-60 in eight seconds;5 speed manual transmission; Front disc brakes and rear drums; documented mileage: 195,000
Location: Stratford, Connecticut
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1977 Datsun 280Z, owned by Chris and Larry Wawrzyniak, featured in the May 2013 Hemmings Sports & Exotic Car. Photo by Jeff Koch
Early Datsun Z coupes are no strangers to concours d'elegance competition, but these cars are generally lumped into broader categories of competition cars, Japanese cars, Asian cars, or even postwar sports cars. This summer, the 42nd annual Forest Grove Concours d'Elegance will take a different approach, dedicating an entire class to the 1970-1979 Datsun Z cars.
The period range encompasses three models: the Datsun 240Z, sold in America from 1970-1973; the Datsun 260Z, sold in 1974; and the Datsun 280Z (and later, 280ZX), sold from 1975-1983. Six cars will be selected for the category, and the rules state that modified cars will not be accepted in the class (meaning that competition variants will be excluded). Judging for the Z car class will be handled by a trio of judges, including a 25-year certified Datsun technician, an early employee of Datsun in Southern California (and a Datsun/Nissan collector), and Don Homuth, a Hemmings reader (and frequent contributor) with more than four decades of Datsun Z experience. The field of six cars will be chosen from owner-submitted photographs and documentation, and the entry form requires those submitting cars for consideration to "tell the story" of their particular Datsun Z.
Though more or less ignored for years, the Datsun Z has played a role at other recent concours d'elegance events. A 1972 Brock Racing Enterprises (BRE) Datsun 240Z Baja racer was exhibited at the 2009 Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance, and in 2013 a 1970 Datsun 240Z was shown there in the "Cars of Sam Posey" class. The 2013 Huntington Beach Concours d'Elegance did include a "Japanese Classics, Datsun Z-type Cars" class, won by a 1972 Nissan Fairlady Z with what appeared to be in-period modifications (such as chrome five-slot wheels), while a 1972 Datsun 240Z took Best of Class in the "Collector – Asian" category at the 2012 Ault Park Concours d'Elegance. These showings are significant, but the 2014 Forest Grove Concours d'Elegance may represent the first time that the Datsun Z models have been awarded a dedicated category and are judged to the same stringent standards as other concours participants.
Homuth called the class a "breakthrough of sorts," as Japanese cars haven't always been well received at car shows or concours events. Citing prejudicial comments from owners of other marques, he admitted that many Z owners have been reticent to show their cars, despite the model's overwhelming popularity in the 1970s and 1980s. The Forest Grove Concours d'Elegance, then, is a step in the right direction. "The cars must be shown to be seen, and seen to be considered in the future," Homuth said. "This is a start."
The six cars chosen for the Forest
Park Grove Concours d'Elegance won't necessarily represent each possible model. The committee choosing the cars will endeavor to select the best six examples of the marque; if that excludes a 280Z in favor of an additional 240Z or 260Z, so be it. As with any concours event, the ultimate goal is to present the finest examples of the automobile to those in attendance. In the case of the early Datsun Zs, however, this may prove challenging. Don pointed out that Datsun Z models outsold most sports cars in the 1970s, aided in part by their low price and high performance. Their low cost may have proven to be their undoing, as when it came time for a rebuild, many owners had a difficult time in justifying the cost, especially if their cars had fallen victim to rust. That makes clean examples, especially in unmodified condition, something of a rarity.
The 2014 Forest Grove Concours d'Elegance is scheduled for Sunday, July 20, at Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon. For additional details, visit ForestGroveConcours.org.
Author's note: Datsun and Nissan sports cars built prior to 1990 will also be honored at this summer's Hemmings Sports and Exotic Car Show, scheduled for August 2 at the Saratoga Auto Museum in Saratoga Springs, New York.
Hemmings Find of the Day – 1973 Datsun 240Z
In the days when Nissan was still called Datsun on these shores, the Datsun 240Z proved that a Japanese automaker could build an affordable-yet-aspirational sports car for the masses. The early Z cars were a major hit with U.S. buyers, many of whom made significant modifications to the cars in the name of added performance. Tin worm wasn't kind to the original Z cars, either, meaning that unrestored survivors lacking major modifications, like this 1973 Datsun 240Z for sale on Hemmings.com, can be hard to find. While the car wears aftermarket wheels and sports a single Holley carburetor instead of the factory-supplied twin Hitachi carburetors, it's described as an otherwise original two-owner car. It needs some restoration, but appears to be in decent shape as a driver until the budget allows for major renovation. From the seller's description:
Rare vehicle! This 1973 240Z is a survivor car that is in really good condition. The biggest challenge is finding a claasic Z that hasn't been hacked or modified, and this one hasn't been. I bought it 4 years ago from the original owner as a fun car for my son and me and have a copy of the original title issued in 1973. The interior is in good condition and is completely original all the way to the original AM/FM radio that works. Exterior is in good condition. It has minor chips around the body and just a couple very small rust bubbles. The floor boards do have a significant about of rust and will need to be replaced. I purposely did not do any restoration so it could all be done by someone that wanted to start a restoration project and complete it the way they wanted from a car that is as close to original as possible. A serious restorer will love the fact that nothing has yet been done. With that said, the only modification that has been done is the carbs. The car was sold, owned and driven in the Denver Colorado area and the original '73 carbs were terrible at the altitude. The original owner replaced the carbs with a single Holley as you can see in the picture. I have a set of '72 SU's on the original '72 intake manifold available. Please call with specific questions or more/different pictures. This is a great car with great bones for a fantastic restoration project!
Status: No Longer Available
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