Earlier this week in the PreWarCar.com magazine...

In recent years there have been quite a few reports of tricycles and quadricycles that have been found in dusty old barns and basements after many decades of hibernation. The latest of these discoveries came to light just a couple of months ago in very unusual circumstances.

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This week`s PreWarCar of the Week is a matching number car which is verified in March 2019 by BMW Classic. A lightweight sports car with a six-cylinder-inline-engine with a capacity of two litres made for 59kW/80 PS.

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Put a couple of French, Dutch, British and Belgian people, born after 1979, in cars built before 1940. Give them some fantastic roads in Northern France, give them good food and lots and lots of drinks (after driving) and you know you have the perfect weekend!

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This photograph was found in our continuously growing file ‘Crazy Cars’. This car was known as the Coach Car as it was commissioned by the Maharaja Jai Singh Prabhakar of Alwar, India. It is believed that the Alwar family may have sold the car in the 1970s or 80s, the current location is unknown. Now… Who knows..?

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Sevens have always been good fun, if not for their simplicity and multi-employability, then for its racing possibilities and availability. The girls seen here knew it back then. You know it, don’t you? If not, you’ll find out by reading on.