I have a very new motorcycle, one from 2017. A Mash, which is a Chinese takeaway in a French suit. The 125cc was broken down and on consignment at Roadrunner in Velp. It had 6 km on the odometer and had...
We often reflect on the anniversaries of classic cars. In this story, we take you along to the farewells of two illustrious models. The year 1975 marks a special moment in automotive history. Two iconic French models said goodbye…
Dat Alfa It is well known that Romeo drivers are enthusiastic motorists. Casper's family's enthusiasm is infectious and starts with his father, who used to Alfa reed and now another one Alfa Spider owns. He even gives a Alfa...
Take a look inside Lex's garage and you'll be amazed. His exclusive domain is a kind of time capsule filled with historical artifacts. A place where he indulges his passion: collecting and restoring unique bicycles...
As long as your hair looks good... Well, forget it in the Fiat 1200 Trasformabile. A breath of fresh air reaches its purest form here, but wait, there are two more things to do: wave to all the admirers and turn. Yes, indeed. This cuddly, bouncy car from...
What is this? Was it on a four-wheeler or a three-wheeler? Is the Peugeot emblem purely cosmetic? All questions... Ben van Helden trains goldsmiths and is passionate about classic motorcycles. He is highly experienced and skilled in both areas. And...
The current edition of AMK has been available in your home and on the shelves of your familiar retailers for some time now. This edition includes a story about the Alfa Romeo Alfetta. The reason for this was…
You hear it often. People who usually drive a classic car or a youngtimer during the better weather months of the year are looking for an affordable alternative for the darker months before and after Christmas. I've even been one of those since June...
Someone who thought they knew everything, of course, had also developed a rigid definition of "what actually constitutes a classic." I've forgotten the list, but one of the hallmarks of a true classic was that it was no longer produced.
There are some stories that seem too good to be true. Clärenore Stinnes, born in 1901 to a German industrialist, decided in 1927 to travel around the world in an Adler Standard 6. No procession…