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Keeping a classic car in good shape is a skill on its own. It takes work to have your vintage ride stay in good condition, but there are some steps to make it more manageable. Here are some tips for classic car maintenance. Finding a Good Place to Store It The material in a classic
OK, we all know that the ‘motor car’ was invented by Karl Benz in 1886, or at least the forerunner to what we would now call a car. But Great Britain has an illustrious past, present and future with motoring, with some of the most historical achievements in the motoring world being attributed to us.
As fears over China’s slowing economy wiped hundreds of billions off stock markets around the world on “Black Monday” yesterday many ashen-faced investors will have been wishing that they had chosen another home for their money.
It’s rarely considered a golden age of motoring. The most popular cars of the 1960s and early 1970s were regularly caricatured as rather ugly brutes with poor handling, unreliable engines and rusty bodywork.
It had been a good day for Richard Biddulph. The classic car dealer from Grays in Essex sold a 1932 Bentley 8-litre for £870,000, a 1912 Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost for £650,000 and a few other “odds and ends” for just under £100,000 a time.
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