Books about vintage cars and young cars
The true enthusiast has undoubtedly already acquired it: the book 100 years of Dutch Citroën-advertisements, which was created by Thijs van der Zanden. Let's get straight to the point. This is a brilliant reference work; we can't find a lesser description here...
The days when a motorcycle or car enthusiast would get out of bed in the morning, calculate gear ratios from memory during breakfast and then saw the calculated gears out of double hardened steel with a jigsaw after breakfast? Those days are gone…
Classics editor Wim Noorman has been a great enthusiast of classic Peugeots for years. Moreover, he owns several classic cars. In addition to some beautiful Lancias and a Facel Vega under construction, his collection also includes some historic Peugeot models. The preference…
Our world used to be different. Print media was running at its best. And TV had started its rise. New cars were recommended by men like Fred van de Vlucht, the Godfather in the Dutch car field. Characters instead of chatters Van der…
The time when a car enthusiast got out of bed in the morning, calculated gearbox ratios by heart during breakfast and, after breakfast, cut the calculated gears from double-hardened steel with a scroll saw? That time never happened...
The biography of Gijs van Lennep was published yesterday. Of course, the book could only be presented in one place: at Pon, between the Porsches. 'It is not a Porsche book,' says compiler Mark Koense, 'but the racing career of Gijs van Lennep is…
Two-wheelers from back then. So that book is about motorcycles and scooters from/to 1885-1930 in museums. In the early XNUMXs, fourteen international motorcycle brands were officially sold in the Netherlands, including six from Italy, two from the Federal Republic of Germany, four from...
We would live in a better world if there was a great book about every car like Porsche 917 Archiv und Werkverzeichnis.
The Spanish motorcycle industry A book by Mick Walker about Ossa, Bultaco and other Spanish motorcycle brands. A story about a disappeared industry
These are moments that you will undoubtedly recognize. You have ordered a book via the world wide web. Or you bought a nice classic book at the local bookstore. You can't wait to get it out of the cellophane...
Ambulances, fire engines, tow trucks. All hard workers who had to come to their end.
Yes, because even the first and second editions of Maximum Mini from 2009 and 2014 do not even describe all models and versions. The final part discusses another 397 derivatives. They have a lot for…
Then DO that!! Otherwise it will never happen! AMK reader Reinder Bielleman had also had the idea in his head for some time. But it just didn't happen... But after Reinder started the battle on his motorcycle...
Sometimes it's very difficult to find the things you're looking for. And somewhere in the back of your mind, you wonder: "Wouldn't something else fit?"
The booklet is printed - very modern - according to the POD (printing on demand) system. In editions of about forty or so at most.
But if you want to know what the 'Ossies' are doing, then DDR-Fahrzeuge from publisher Garant is a winner.
Indianapolis formula. A booklet about the F1 and Indianapolis. The interfaces
One of those editions is - rewritten and reborn. The booklet 'tinkering with clean hands' that Daihatsu once gave as a gift when purchasing a Daihatsu
What the hell is that? Car dictionary by Henk Hummelinck
It is a quarter to eleven as in '22.45 hour'. I'm tired, on my own all the way and twenty minutes from home. And I have to pee a lot. The water is right in my mouth, but before I have found my hide-in-hide in this misery behind five layers of textile? I don't have to think about it and give it more gas.