Earlier this week in the PreWarCar.com magazine…

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Monday Mystery – Veteran motoring workshop

This is an intriguing picture, if we may say so ourselves. The scene depicted is pretty much involved in the very earliest form of motor manufacturing and we think most of you will know the story behind it. In fact it is one of the all too often told tales from veteran motoring history.

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Headlam's head-turner

Great riches do not always beget great taste, but the Headlam brothers of Whitby, North Yorkshire, were blessed with both wealth and an acute sensitivity for coachwork design. Heir to the prosperous Headlam & Sons Steamship Company, Leonard Headlam devoted his free time to the pursuit of speed and commissioned radical but unquestionably beautiful fastback bodies for a pair of Alfa Romeo's he raced at Brooklands, on one occasion beating Benjafield’s Bentley.

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Vintage Revival Montlhéry 2019 in Pictures

On March the 27th we published a feature in which we asked you to describe Vintage Revival Montlhéry in 100 words. One of the winners said the following: ”A crazy atmosphere, colourful characters, fratricidal struggles and passionate organizers” This was again confirmed last weekend!

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THE Mille Miglia 2019!

Last year we participated with a 1944 Alfa Romeo 6C2500 Berlinetta and a 1955 FIAT 1100. This year we are participating with three cars, namely a 1923 Alfa Romeo RL, a 1932 Graham-Paige Eight 'Lucenti Indianapolis' and again the 1944 Alfa Romeo 6C2500. On Monday and Tuesday, we did all the checks at the Fiera di Brescia and passed through everything without any problem. The Fiera turns into a moving museum, but also Brescia itself.

We followed Jeroen Branderhorst, Sales manager PreWarCar.com & PostWarClassic.com during his Mille Miglia adventure earlier this week.

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