Das weltweite Magazin und der Marktplatz für Oldtimer-Enthusiasten – von Enthusiasten.
Das weltweite Magazin und der Marktplatz für Oldtimer-Enthusiasten – von Enthusiasten.
One of our magazine readers came across this photo at the Manial Palace Museum Collection. The museum is a former Alawiyya dynasty palace and located on the Nile in Caïro, Egypt. We see Prince Mohammed Ali Tewfik on the left-hand side with the tiller steering.
What was the best era for Italian sports cars? That is, of course, a matter of taste, but we trust you’ll be with us when we say the cars of the late-1920s, early 1930s are very desirable. So let’s have a look at two of these cars that will be offered for sale with Finarte at their Padova sale on the 25th of October.
The Bentley Drivers Club is delighted to announce that it has smashed its '1,001 Bentleys at Blenheim' target at its Concours d'Elegance on Sunday 8 September – with an incredible world record gathering of 1,321 magnificent Bentleys eventually parked up on the historic palace’s pristine lawns.
With eager stance and dynamically raked wings, Lagonda’s Two Litre Speed Model demonstrated the appeal of medium-to-large sporting chassis for swift, open-road motoring. It is the tourers, though, that typified the breed, since saloons of the day were upright and generally cumbersome. More remarkable is the Close-Coupled Saloon, which marked Lagonda’s foray into the new and quite exclusive world of the sportsman’s coupé, a style which itself protested against traditional, ungainly saloon construction.
By this time you won’t have missed that 2019 has been a particularly special year for Citroën. After all, they started building cars in 1919, so it may be no surprise that the French motor manufacturer has come up with some lovely images from their files to give the celebrations a bit of heritage splendour.
Last weekend the Hershey Region of AACA (Antique Automobile Club of America), also known as Eastern Fall Meet, took place in Pennsylvania. This video is made by a true admirer of classic cars. He and his group of enthusiastic car friends discuss the PreWarCars and PostWarClassics passing by. We hope you enjoy the parade as much as they do! What is your personal favourite?