Earlier this week in the PreWarCar.com Magazine…

The car on our stand at the InterClassics show is not a car you would expect. No, we wanted something rather different and found an absolute fantastic Amilcar that is for sale in our marketplace. The car only has 6463 km’s done and even the tires are the original ones.

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Desirable European and American icons will steal the show at Scottsdale

Scottsdale, Arizona will be the place where many cars will find a new home next week. The catalogues are online and so there is much to look at for enthusiasts like ourselves. We took a look at the listings of Worldwide Auctioneers. They have quite a number of very desirable cars. Both European as well as American icons. 

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2019 Resolutions: enjoying the Italian sun in a pre-war car!

Touring your classic car in Italy sounds like the perfect holiday for most of us. The Mille Miglia is famous and always overbooked, most will know the Via Flaminia or what to think about the Carovana Romantica that we have reviewed earlier. But now our attention was drawn to the rally with the interesting name Transappenninica.

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Bedelia: not only could the vehicle drive, it could also attract customers!

Did you ever have the pleasure to see a Bedelia? If so, you know how different it is but also how enthusiastic the drivers and passengers are. If not, your chance is there for you. During the Salon Rétromobile 2019 it will be the largest gathering of Bedelia’s ever seen, 14 of the existing 18 vehicles will be present.

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The first licensed woman driver never had a dent!

The original article was written in 1952 and is full of funny anecdotes, from Miss Locomobile 1900. Like getting a fine with 12 Mph. Or the answer on the question "couldn't you get a boyfriend to fix it?" "Certainly not," said Mrs. Bush "I knew more about the engine than they did!

It is clearly worth a read! Click here.

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What is it? Quiz #486

A lovely big saloon. We do not have them that often in our weekly quiz, but this week it is up to you to tell us more about this pre-war car. The colour is very recognizable, as might the shape of the radiator be. A hint is that the manufacturer started as an engine manufacturer under a different, more well-known name.