Epic designs from the past and more at InterClassics Maastricht

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What is in your opinion the most memorable car brand that no longer exists? They can be from both the pre-war era as well as from after the war. You can, for instance, think of Hispano Suiza, Talbot Lago, Spyker, Minerva, Bristol, Horch or Pegaso. Maybe you have another personal favourite.

The theme of the 27th edition of InterClassics Maastricht is "forgotten classics". In total 25 "forgotten classics" from international museums as well as private collections will be exhibited in the theme pavilion in the Mecc in Maastricht.

From Thursday the 16th until Sunday the 19th of January 2020 it will be a feast of recognition for all generations. The public will be given a varied overview of classic cars, motorbikes and other vehicles from the very beginning up to 1992 with legendary brands from today. There is also the possibility to purchase related articles and services, such as parts, tools, literature, clothing, automobilia, maintenance services etc. InterClassics is the place where well-known companies from the automotive world, small independent entrepreneurs, dealers, specialists but most of all classic car enthusiasts come together.

The PreWarCar.com & PostWarClasssic.com stand #N746

Of course, we will also be present during InterClassics in Maastricht. You can find us at our usual spot - stall N746. We are there to give you advice on how to advertise your classic car – motorbike – parts or to answer any other questions you might have. On our stand, we have a beautiful copper 1912 Case Model Forty Touring. The Case brand was one of the most famous builders of agricultural vehicles before they also focused on the car market in 1910. The Model Forty Touring was the top product of the year 1912. They were known for their luxurious upholstery and the high driving comfort, even with 5 passengers. The style, lines, finish and technical quality of the car were of a very high level. With its 5.54 litres engine and an ideal cruise speed of 75 km/u, this Case is the perfect car from before the first world war to tour with the whole family.

In addition, there will also be a left-hand driven 1928 Rolls Royce Phantom I on display at our stand. This elegant Rolls Royce was originally delivered in Palm Beach, Florida. The body is in the style of a Doctors Coupé, built by the renowned company Brewster & Co from Connecticut, America. The car came to The Netherlands a few years ago and was bought from the son of the first owner. He took the car over from his father 40 years ago. The Rolls has always been well maintained and is therefore in a very good condition.

We hope to see you all at InterClassics in Maastricht! You can find us at stall N746.

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