In 1965 the first Opel Kadett B rolled off the production line. Thanks in part to the extensive range, the many options and the launch of the sporty Rallye Kadett, it grew into a particularly successful model. No fewer than 1965 million units were built between 1973 and 2,6. The Opel Kadett B was already released More
Stainless steel bumpers as an alternative. A known problem for many classic enthusiasts: old bumpers that need a new chrome layer. It is often the finishing touch of a restoration. And very expensive… What not everyone knows is that there is an alternative that can hardly be distinguished from chrome and no longer rusts: bumpers made of More
The Ford Escort 'dog bones'. That was the first Ford Escort. The designers did not speak of 'dog bones' but of the cokebottle line. Also beautiful. These meanwhile highly dated middle class cars were sold en masse. The third, fourth and fifth owners were actually already the carriers of the coffin. 'Cause these kind of cars weren't made for eternity, More
We all know excerpts from famous films in which a car plays the leading role. For example during a spectacular chase. Also Citroën has a fascinating career on the silver screen. The examples below show that especially classics are preferred. Citroën in Pink Panther movies In the Pink Panther movies, right from the start More
On the way to the future: The Yamaha DS6. At one time, 250-350 cc motorcycles were serious, medium-duty motorcycles. And two-strokes were totally the future. That future was very promising for Yamaha. Yamaha scored its two-stroke success according to an already well-known approach: Race on Sunday, sale on Monday with the Yamaha DS6, among others. The 250-350 cc Yamaha More
A VW TL with injection. A TLE… We hadn't seen that before. And neither does Harry Heideveld. But Harry, who is a Ford Mustang specialist, fell head over heels for the powder blue, fully authentic maxi Beetle. The car has only run about 38.000 miles and has the signs of use that are currently More
The Historic Grand Prix Zandvoort celebrates its fifth anniversary on 2, 3 and 4 in September 2016. The racing program is a mix of the well-known public favorites and 'new' racing classes, including a class for pre-war sports cars. Appealing demos and the driver's parade through the Zandvoort center are examples of the many highlights of the three-day motorsport festival. More
The beaming Vordense entrepreneur Theo Terwel has a predilection for BMW, but now has a Zundapp KS 125 Sport. In his own restorations, his standard is that the end result should be comparable to the machines that BMW has prepared over time for exhibitions and fairs. Despite his fondness for More
Back when accidents still happened in black and white. Life might not have been better then, but it was clearer. Peter Ecury was wandering around a fair in Drenthe and found a banana box full of photos from the time when the occupants of automobiles were still the crumple zones themselves. Probably a legacy of a forgotten news agency or More
Time passes quickly. Just like motorcycles used to do. Because then we drove unlimited and always full throttle. The classic prices are also going fast. And unfortunately for us not down any time soon. Now that price thing is of course partly the delusion of the day. And what if we compare classic prices with current new prices? More
Enthusiasts, interested parties and connoisseurs have been looking forward to the date of September 7 for some time now. RM Sotheby's is organizing another auction of a carefully curated collection of classics on this day at Battersea Evolution in London. The lot list is impressive. In size and composition. On the other side of the North Sea, More
On Sunday, September 25, 2016, more than 40.000 motorcyclists in 460 cities around the world will collectively raise awareness for prostate cancer during the fourth edition of the Distinguished Genleman's Ride. Chic dressed men and women then mount their Classics, Café Racers, Bobbers or Scramblers and pay tribute to motorcycling, style, fun More
