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MacPherson suspension
The MacPherson ferries, nowadays common in almost every modern car, made its debut in the Ford Consul in 1950. The development of Read more
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in SpecialSerious, very serious
In the British town of Fordingbridge, county of Hampshire, we have traced something very serious. There is no arguing about taste, no taste is still better than no taste at all Read more
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in Articles500 E: an icon
Between 1991 and 1995, Mercedes-Benz produced exactly 10.479 copies of the legendary 500 E. Five-liter V8, 326 PK and 480 Nm provided the fastest serial-produced sedan of that moment. How many are left?
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in ArticlesSpecial: Mitsubishi Colt Turbo
At the time of its introduction in the early 1980s, a Mitsubishi Colt Turbo was already a special appearance. Now, almost three decades later, there is still a copy for sale in bustling Appingedam. Read more
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Porsche 356 Speedster even cheaper
We have already let you know that the prices of the Porsche 356 are under considerable pressure. That was before the use of the credit crunch. Good two years later Read more
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Mercedes-Benz 170VA: Missed opportunity?
The current credit crisis also apparently requires many owners of classic restoration objects to cash in on it. In Britain, near Bridgnorth, Shropshire, had one Read more
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Valuable: Mercedes W124
The Mercedes-Benz W124 series has been a benchmark for years when you talk about a youngtimer. Too modern to be classic, too classic to be modern. At the beginning of this century (when the concept of youngtimer slowly became integrated) a W124 was the highest attainable. Read more
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Austin A40 Farina Countryman Mk2 - end of story
Can you still remember that a few years ago we were on a vague industrial estate in the Frisian town of Franeker, in a troubled state of decomposition of Austin A40 Farina Read more
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Austin-Healey kingpin
You have an Austin-Healey 100/4, 100/6 or 3000 and are looking for new king pins - in easy to understand Dutch, it concerns the king pins - because there are Read more
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Incomprehensible: Lotus Omega
Incomprehensible. This black Lotus Omega has been on sale at Middelweerd in Harmelen since time immemorial. Not even one and a half tons on the clock and able to degrade most of the Dutch fleet to a moped scooter. Read more
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