The Heartwarming Story Of Dixie – Always ‘Special’
Those who read the previous article of mine will have been introduced to Dixie, my 1937 Austin 7 Special. Special building of Austin 7s took […]
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Wilton House Wake Up – Big Number Plate Little Car
Another classic trip for me, but this time in a marshalling capacity at Wilton House Wake Up on Sunday. Venturing out in an eye-catching classic […]
Magical Beaulieu Provides Simply Aston-ishing Martin
One of most eagerly anticipated Beaulieu events raced into the fast lane as ‘Simply Aston Martin’ celebrated the marque’s proud history in the grounds of […]
Jaguar Or Daimler? The luring Desire Of A Daimler XJ40
Working as a mechanic for a Classic Car Specialist has advantages, and in my opinion the best part of my job is being around some […]
OK William – This Bentley S3 Was Cherished
Synonymous with the finer details in life, Bentley has more superlatives thrown it’s way than a Louis Vuitton handbag. You only need to sit on […]
Ferrari Mondial – Remember That Italian Practical Classic?
Ferrari Mondial. Yes, remember that Italian mid-engined, V8 thumping grand tourer? Well strangely enough I got the chance to drive a later spec T Cabriolet […]
Back To Le Mans With My TWR 1989 Jaguar XJR 3.6
Le Mans. More than a race, it’s ‘the’ race. 24 hours of hard-core adrenaline that stirs the blood of many a petrolhead. 24 Heures du […]
Rare Scrappage Scheme Survivor Miracle Maestro Has 24K Recorded
My first classic apprehension – What to put in my initial Classic Car Curation guest blogging article? The first should always occupy a distinguished place […]
Classic Rallying In Dixie – Don’t Change A Winning Team
My name is Henry Fryer and, yes a self confessed petrolhead, with a genuine love for the classic car world. My narrative adventure isn’t dissimilar […]