Hi Gang, Here's a wee gem offered by a great guy, and super Fiat mechanic. I have no idea what the asking price is, but I've always found Dave to be an honest, straightforward guy. If you

50 yrs ago in Chicago, I knew a guy who had a nice example of this one. All black. I'd never seen one before, and never saw another one after that experience. Can still remember my friend's face,

What a beaut! On a visit to Washington several years ago we stopped in at a local Cars and Coffee and a lovely Magnette Veritone was in attendance. After watching me lingering around his car for

Awesome! Last time I saw an MGB such as this was in Pune, India, part of the closed private collection of the local Mercedes Benz dealer. JohnH From: <ArcaneAutos@groups.io> on behalf of Gerard

Exquisite example of a very cool car. https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1958-mg-magnette-zb-5/

I thought the market for these was around $20k five years ago but they come up so rarely I guess the sky is the limit.

I was the first bidder, but I'm assuming it'll go for 50k which is 45k more than I can afford. They only live 3 miles or so from me. Besides, I should be looking for someone who has experience

The seller is the President of the Freewheeler's car club, Scott Mikelson. -- Peter Anning p.anning@...

I like the Continental in the driveway. RF.

Not too many of these on the block, and in Sacramento no less. https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1957-zundapp-janus-250/ Tempting but am maxed out with toy motor vehicles. David

Thank you, David! I’ve been insured by Hagerty since they started offering boat policies for Amphicars some years ago, but had not seen this useful piece. It makes clear everything I did wrong

The following Classic Car Care guide from Hagerty has some tips and tricks that might come in handy. As not everyone uses Hagerty thought it was worth

Someone posted this up on Facebook. If anyone is looking for something like this, let me know. Tom

Not too bad, that will buff right out... Peter

YOU THINK AMERICAN ROAD RAGE IS BAD---WATCH RUSSIAN No clue what they said, but they picked the wrong fight!

Although it is not "vintage", have you seen Bob Bruninga's Prius

Incredible roads and marvelous wisdom - should be spread around like honey - wish I knew where they all are -

yes i think its a Healey from the 46 to 54 range mostly coach built cars , there known suppliers were ticford, abbott,west land and elliot with ticford being most known for some very nice shooting

Hi Ken, Thank you for the automotive trivia. There were no images in the first part so I couldn't guess what British break is in 9th place.

That’s either a Healey Abbott or a Healey Westland. A few of these in coupe or roadster form were made by Donald Healey using the Riley 2 ½ liter engine and transmission as motive power. The