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    Crewe. Bentley headquarters for 75 years

    Abingdon, Manchester, Longbridge, Oxford, Blackpool, Malvern, Castle Bromwich, Cowley. Just a few names of places where the British car industry was rooted and once enjoyed glorious times. Crewe should not be missing from that list of names. This place name symbolizes one of the most exclusive car brands in the world. For 75 years people have been building […] More

  • Jan Wolters' Rolls-Royce Hall of Fame
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    Jan Wolters' Rolls-Royce Hall of Fame

    The Rolls-Royce hobby is addictive because it is so much fun. Jan and his hobby friend discovered special Rolls-Royces in England. It did not stop at looking and admiring, but they were bought and taken. By: Dirk de Jong If you have a passion for something, you just have to give in to it and […] More

  • Bentley S1
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    Bentley S1

    Bentley was created by Walter Owen Bentley (1888-1971). founded in 1919. After the First World War, the brand was known for its sports cars that competed extremely successfully in the 24 hours of Le Mans. Bentley was taken over by Rolls-Royce in 1931, after which production ceased for two years. During the rebirth of the brand, […] More

  • Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow
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    Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow rescue

    Jan Wolters got in touch 8 years ago with a private seller of a beautiful 1979 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow in England. He immediately flew to London to buy the best car in the world and take it to the Frisian country. He was forced to be parked elsewhere, but now in […] More

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    Rolls

    From 1962, many British people - especially housewives - could proudly report that they had a Rolls that was used more than regularly and was well up to the task. Can you imagine how the interlocutor grew in awe when such texts were ventilated? It was a Rolls Rapide. […] More

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    The National Classic Research 2017

    The National Classical Research. What is that and why did that happen? Never before have there been so many classics and youngtimers in our country as now. There are more than 1,5 million. And young timers and classics are now more popular than ever. Just look at the increase in value of many models in recent years. What […] More

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    Porsche big winner in National Classic Research 2017

    Recently we investigated how involved importers and manufacturers are in the classic world. Which brands care about their classics and which don't? One brand stood head and shoulders above the rest in the National Classic Research 2017: Porsche. Various international studies show that classics are big business. As it turned out, a […] More

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    AMK Classic research: participate!

    Can you take your classic or youngtimer to the dealer or do you have to go to a brand specialist? Does an importer do something for you if you have a classic car? Let us know in the large AMK Classic Survey! You may have already seen on our Facebook page that we have started this research. Ever since […] More

  • Monica, by Martin
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    Monica, by Martin

    Monica, by Martin. In other words: whoever keeps what, has something. Recently, Martin-Monica engine blocks number two and four have surfaced. Ordinary. Here in the Netherlands. The engine blocks were once thought for F1 racing. Monica was intended to put France back in the top segment of the automotive industry. The Martin engines had quite […] More

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    BMW Group Classic brings history together in one place

    BMW Group Classic has completed a major move. From now on, visitors can find everything about the history of the 100-year-old brand in Milbertshofen (Munich). The extensive collection of cars, archives, customer centre, workshop and spare parts service are now grouped under one roof. BMW Group Classic thus also returns to […] More

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