End of Season TLC for NullZwei
All cars of a certain age require a little extra maintenance and attention every so often. That’s a fact!
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My first exotic: Jensen Interceptor
For many, many years I have been fascinated by big exotic grand touring cars. Now I finally got one - and what a car!... Read More...
Which Car Do You Want to Be Remembered For?
My grandfather drove a Ford Taunus, my cousin an Opel Ascona and my uncle a FIAT 131 Supermirafiori. Well, of course they all owned other cars both before and after those mentioned, but it’s that Taunus, Ascona... Read More...
Engine Swap – The Easiest Way to a Better Life?
Lack of engine power can be traced as a direct cause to poor quality of life, and even the most beautiful of bodylines can't always be guaranteed to help. No, there must always be plenty of maintenance-free hor... Read More...
The Very Period-Correct Way of Adding Quick Storage Space: The Nissen Hut
I have very recently moved house. In most ways it is for the better, but when it comes to garage space - not so much. So what to do?... Read More...
Steering Me Towards the Period Correct
The full experience of enjoying a classic car out on the road is the result of every little component coming together as one – spiced of course with a fair portion of difficult-to-quantify character, soul and o... Read More...
The Volvo Moved!
But not under its own power, unfortunately. Here’s a short summary.... Read More...
The Road to Hel
Brexit. It’s been nearly three years since the British electorate voted by a small margin to leave the European Union. It’s been two years since Article 50 was triggered and the withdrawal negotiations began. I... Read More...
Die Zitrone – A Sweet and (Occasionally) Sour Classic Journey
As ViaRETRO readers will know, my current classic is a Golf Yellow 1975 BMW 2002tiiLux, christened Die Zitrone by my partner for obvious reasons, and the name has stuck. Although I have always loved cars, and c... Read More...