Earlier this week in the PreWarCar.com Magazine…

What a weekend it was last week, we really enjoyed the London to Brighton run. And this weekend again we have an interesting event to go to. At the moment, we are at the Autotron Classic Car Fair in the south of The Netherlands. If you are here as well, please come over for a chat and see the 9 pre-war cars that we have on show. Another option is to read our fantastic features. Enjoy your Sunday!

 

The PreWarCar.com & PostWarClassic.com team will also be present with a stall on the 1st floor next to the Pieck saloon. We invited some of our European clients to show and promote their cars. And there are some very interesting ones for sale.

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Pre-war of the week: 1935 Riley TT Sprite Ex-Works

We found this wonderful 1935 Riley TT Sprite Ex-Works in our online marketplace. AVC 19 has just been the subject of a fastidious and long-awaited restoration to original specification. The car now looks just as it did in 1935 when it made its race debut at the 1935 Tourist Trophy.

Attracted to its quaint simplicity and somewhat abstract, the present owner of this 1921 Salmson AL2 Faux Cabriolet was quick to make enquiries when he spotted a classified advertisement tucked away in the VSCC Bulletin. Not only was it an extremely original Oily Rag example of an unusual light car, but the years of patina also reveal so much history and raised questions about even more.

The model A Ford is probably in the top 10 well-known old cars. But have you ever heard of the GAZ 4? Well, we hadn`t till we received photographs of this pick up at the car museum in Tbilisi.

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Just another Sunday morning, in a park in London. Only this time it is packed with more than 400 veteran cars. Yes, the annual London to Brighton run took place last week and we were. As always, participating and enjoying our weekend. And one thing in particular caught our attention.

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Well, we didn’t want to make it too easy for you. It was a bad photo, bad lighting etc. etc. But it didn’t matter. We got no less than 20 (good) answers to last week's quiz. Did we make it too easy?