It remains stuff we need for our hobby: fuel. And for many classics that is gasoline. The stuff that has nothing to do with the inventor of the car; Carl Benz. So it was not invented by Carl Benz...
We live in a time when we are inundated with 'Digital Truths'. This of course applies to us as citizens, but also more specifically to us as classic enthusiasts. And we are currently still in the middle of the discussion about E10 gasoline, the fuel...
Diesel is suspect these days, even reprehensible. The particulate matter from diesel engines is a threat to just about everything. No particle filter or shoddy electronics help with that. By reasoning clearly, administrators and the government have made this clear. We classic enthusiasts are also…
Gasoline is a volatile, flammable petroleum derivative. For people who are interested in the deeper background of this matter, we recommend purchasing “Lucky Luke in the shadow of the derricks”. But we decided to delve deeper. Without…
The demand for ethanol killers is increasing now that European governments decide that Euro95 will disappear at the pump. Petrol stations will only offer (green) E10 at the pump, which is fuel with 10% ethanol. CLASSIC CARS AND ETHANOL Owners of classic cars…
From December 1, owners of a petrol vehicle will be allowed to store the vehicles again in the transitional arrangement for vintage cars. The month of December 2017 is still subject to the arrangement of the current calendar year. This also applies if someone from the…
From December 1, owners of a petrol vehicle will be allowed to store the vehicles again in the transitional arrangement for vintage cars. The month of December 2016 is still subject to the transitional arrangement for the current calendar year. This also applies if someone from the…
Fuel hose and clips We don't have to tell you again that today's gasoline is of poor quality. The added Ethanol slowly and certainly, eats everything up. Also the fuel hoses. Add the wrong hose clamps…
E10 for the Belgians. Just like in France, Belgium will replace Euro 95 with E10. This means that drivers of classic cars in particular must pay attention at the pump. The measure will be introduced on January 1, after which…
