Earlier this week in the PreWarCar.com Magazine…

The last month of the year starts today and we already see the first Christmas lights around. We love this atmosphere and although not that often, we still see people using their classic cars. A wonderful sight.

Please share with us your winter drives.

If you prefer to stay inside with a warm drink in front of the fireplace, we have just the right ingredients for you for a lovely day. Enjoy!

 

Who can help us to identify this car? As you can see, the car in question is missing some bits, including the engine. The only thing we know is that this barn find currently is located in India. Can it be a Fiat?

A very impressive looking 1921 Rolls-Royce. A 40/50hp Silver Ghost 'London-to-Edinburgh' Tourer came for sale on our marketplace. We digged into its life and noticed what an interesting lives it had. And the car is stunning!

How this car was found? It was not only found in a shed but in a shed that was a home to a lot of chickens. You can imagine the terrible state of this vehicle. But there was hope for this car as an enthusiast liked it and started the restoration.

A book completely dedicated to the earliest series of number plates in the United Kingdom, the cars to which they were allocated and their owners. Some of them very eccentric, others at least with a rather interesting life…

Look at this elegant and stylish young lady. Posing with no doubt a pre-war car. Do you think the car is hers? The photograph we see is taken in Victoria (B.C.) in 1906. Who can tell us more about this beautiful young lady.

Shall we call it the pre-war Land Rover? The body is just as pointy and the car probably has the same possibilities to reach every mountain. But it is a little smaller one. If you are looking for a hint, read the first sentences again and you might be able to find the nickname of the car.