This 1910 Thomas Flyer will be shown at the Concours d'Elegance. By Anita Lienert Forgive Brian Joseph for being somewhat of a crank when it comes to American products and culture. Joseph even takes a shot at reruns of Leave It To Beaver , a program he has never been able to watch because it seems so fake and insincere. This 1932 boat-tail Duesenberg Model J dominates the shop at Classic and Exotic Service in Troy.
Nobody does anything good any more.
That's why I like what I do. It's almost like working on the pyramids in ancient Egypt. It's all about striving for excellence. The crew had to create a new convertible top, windshield and interior, which was nothing more than scraps and shreds when it got to them. When the 22nd annual Meadow Brook Hall Concours d'Elegance is held Sunday, five of the vehicles he and his staff of 13 have labored over for months will be among the highlights of the show.