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The Internet is a shadowy world

Not long ago there was someone from abroad who saw the BMW of his dreams on the site of someone else from abroad. The text accompanying the photos made it clear that it was about his absolute dream motorcycle in an impeccable dream condition. The price was very strong. But perfection costs money.
Purchasing classics there

Where do classics come from?

If there are bright children who ask: "Where do children come from?", then it is clearly "They are brought by the stork." But where classics come from? That becomes more difficult. Classics often come from private individuals and dealers.

A classically shaped void

Theft is still the revenue model with the widest sales margins. And in the current classic world there is more demand for good, beautiful, more expensive classics than the supply is large. This also applies to dogs.

Theft and auctions

Theft and auctions We hereby draw our readers' attention once again to the classic thefts in the Limburg border area. The cars in that region suddenly disappear across the border and may then reappear in countries such as Poland and the Czech Republic where…

Theft of classics

Theft of classics

Theft of classics “If such a classic is stolen, an hour later it is across the border on its way to the former Eastern Bloc.” And then? Then there is really only one ending to the story: The classic becomes 'there' (or just...

The disadvantage of popularity

The fact that classics are popular has not only been noticed by the trade and enthusiasts. The supply on the Dutch market is generally of a good to top level. And cars that are offered for sale are viewed with enthusiasm. It happens…

CJIB VAAG

The CJIB is going loose

Or not? If you have received the email below, it is useful to think for a moment: Subject: Latest reminder regarding Reference: 45S2XSPL1 Dear driver, We would like to inform you that you still have to pay an amount to us...

Money is a means, not a goal

Statistically speaking, you could also just be someone who is left with the after-pain of 'the product' extortionate policies. The compensation schemes that are offered are not all straightforward