Earlier this week in the PreWarCar.com magazine...

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On Monday:

The mysterious owner of this 1924 Austro Daimler

Today we don't have a mysterious car but a mysterious owner. This 1924 Austro Daimler which was designed by Ferdinand Porsche. The 3200cc 6 cylinder car has an overhead camshaft and was previously owned by Lord Montagu from the National Motor Museum at Beaulieu. The Austro Daimler was recently sold through PreWarCar.com.

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On Tuesday:

An amazing piece of Art Deco History

When we were actually looking for something else in our online marketplace, our eye caught this very colourful jukebox! Wouldn`t it be fun to have - as a classic car owner - something that plays music from the era your car is from? This can, for instance, be a gramophone. Another example is this ultimate showpiece. An original Wurlitzer jukebox model 800 from 1940 that plays 78 rpm records. This particular jukebox is the 897th built of approximately 10K. There are very few examples that have survived.

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On Wednesday:

What are you bringing to Schloss Dyck?

The first weekend of August, many classic car enthusiasts travel to a beautiful castle in Germany: Yes, Classic Days Schloss Dyck! From 2 to 4 August 2019, you can see the most amazing cars, meet fellow enthusiasts and have a good time. But what car will you be taking? Are you one of the participants in the Racing Legends, or perhaps at the Masterpieces Concours or just park your car in the Classic Parking. It really doesn't matter as it is all about having a good weekend.

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On Thursday:

Peaks of the Adriatric - in pictures

The Peaks of the Adriatic pre-war might as well have been called “a border a day”. Eight days of motoring through the Balkan and eight border crossings. Away from the comfortable European zone into what many Brits see as the heavenly kingdom guarded by the uninformed.

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On Friday:

What does a Brookland Belle do in between racing?

This grand old photograph has been in our files for we cannot remember how long, so it was about time to see it being used here. What do we see? We see a lady at Brooklands in the heydays of ‘the right crowd’. And what a female swashbuckler she looks like! Who she is?

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