La rivista e il marketplace globale per gli appassionati di auto d’epoca, creati da appassionati.
La rivista e il marketplace globale per gli appassionati di auto d’epoca, creati da appassionati.
Now the year comes to an end, it is traditionally time to look back to 2022. It was an exciting year for us with many great events, lovely people we met and the most amazing cars we’ve seen.
For our online magazine, we had some fantastic old photos, event coverage, historical interesting articles and also more video content. I would personally like to thank everyone who contributed to the gaining as high quality content as possible. Thank you. We are always looking for new content, so if you have something you would like to share with us, please email us at [email protected].
This year, every article was published in English, French and Dutch. We hoping we can get it into German as well (still looking for a proofreader if you know someone, let us know).
In 2022, the 10 top best read articles were:
(this is based on the number of clicks in the first week after the article went online)
One of the greatest events we’ve been to the last year. The Vintage Revival Montlhéry, at the famous historical circuit just south of Paris.
Another wonderful we’ve been to and where we’ve been part of. The annual London to Brighton run was a very wet one this year but it was such a wonderful weekend.
See the video of the start of the event again...
Like everyone else, we love barn finds and old cars but we also love good stories at the bar. And we wondered what to make of this recently found old car; is it really the oldest car in the world or just another good story based on hope and enthusiasm?
This article was published almost a year ago and is accompanied by an absolutely amazing photo. We wonder if the reason why it was so fanatically clicked on is the car or something else
See the photo and the article here...
A very informative video on how to drive a quite advanced veteran car.
We received a letter from a very happy reader about his "once in a lifetime find": the discovery of a Mercedes-Benz W142 320 Cabriolet with coachbuilt body by Rometsch, together with some dreamlike photos.
Reading a book on how to build a cyclecar is one thing, but actually building one is a much more challenging task. But Tim Gunn has done it. And why not? Our editor visited Tim's workshop to talk about his 1919 Grafton cyclecar.
For those we know our team personally, know much importance we give to getting the new organization involved in the classic car world. We, ourselves, are the new generation as well and we joined the BeForty rally. An event for people under 40 with cars built before 1940.
Our team went out to see the impressive 1903 Napier 100hp built for the Gordon Bennett Cup. The car is a part of the world-famous collection of Dutch enthusiast Evert Louwman and participated this year in the London to Brighton Veteran Car Run.
A recently published photo with the opportunity to promote your business on our Specialist & Services page. Many companies took this chance to advertise their business, and many have enjoyed the video of the lady.