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Anders Bilidt commented on the post, Tatton Park Spectacular – A Pillar of the North 7 years, 2 months ago
@rob, I share your frustration. Why they include entirely current models in such shows is simply beyond me. Though both the blue metallic 450SLC and the majestic 600 in black on the M-B stand did look stunning, […]
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Anders Bilidt commented on the post, Blown Away by a Youngtimer: Porsche 993 Turbo 7 years, 2 months ago
Life is not about getting there first. Nor is about getting there with least possible effort.
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Anders Bilidt commented on the post, Prime Find of the Week: Sportsroof and a Deep V8 Burble 7 years, 2 months ago
@tony-wawryk & @yrhmblhst
Gents, you’re right – there are better colours for the Torino. But both of you know as well as I do, that when purchasing a classic car, you simply must always prioritise condition […] -
Anders Bilidt commented on the post, Tatton Park Spectacular – A Pillar of the North 7 years, 2 months ago
@yrhmblhst, nope, never have attended a rodeo. Though I did try one of those mechanical rodeo bulls on a very drunken night north of Phoenix many years ago… ;-)
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Anders Bilidt commented on the post, Tatton Park Spectacular – A Pillar of the North 7 years, 2 months ago
@tony-wawryk, Tatton is indeed a big show – massive in fact! And yes, the DG Alpine was lovely – so much so that I surprised myself by having it as one of my favourites of the whole show.
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Anders Bilidt commented on the post, Blown Away by a Youngtimer: Porsche 993 Turbo 7 years, 2 months ago
It’s amusing with that picture of the different generations of 911 Turbos all lined up. If choosing one for myself, I would start at the very back of that line-up with the early 3-litre Turbo. Definitely my […]
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Anders Bilidt wrote a new post 7 years, 2 months ago
What more than a sportsroof and a deep V8 burble could a man possibly want from life? Achieve that and you will have succeeded. After all, who wants a coupé when you can have a sportsroof instead, and why settle […]

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Anders Bilidt wrote a new post 7 years, 2 months ago
These are privileged times for us classic car enthusiasts as there seems to be constant increase in the number of classic car events on offer. Every spring sees new and exciting events launched leading to a […]

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Anders Bilidt commented on the post, Cars in the City at MotoFest Coventry 7 years, 2 months ago
Pleasantly soothing to know that events like this are still possible on this day and age.
Oh, and love that little 3-door Peugeot 104 Z… :-)
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Anders Bilidt commented on the post, Visual Sunday: Driving Anywhere this Weekend? 7 years, 2 months ago
@yrhmblhst, I’m liking both your choice of wheels and route. :-)
For me – today – it would probably be my dream Alfa Romeo Montreal. Preferably in that funky green metallic though the orange metallic would do […]
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Anders Bilidt commented on the post, Was the 99 the Best SAAB Ever? 7 years, 2 months ago
@yrhmblhst, largely agree with everything you just say there, however I feel there’s one more exception to the FWD rule besides the original Mini and all SAABs, and that’s (obviously) Lancia. Despite being a […]
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Anders Bilidt commented on the post, You Say Ascona, I Say Voyage 7 years, 2 months ago
HeHe… it’s a bit of a liability writing about anything US-market as long as we have our Yank ViaRETRO resident here… ;-)
@soren-navntoft, I’m with you 100% – both on the Ascona A being an entirely handsome […]
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Anders Bilidt wrote a new post 7 years, 2 months ago
We’ve established multiple times here on ViaRETRO that there are few things which will catapult a car to iconic status as motorsport success. And while the rest of the world gets all excited about Formula 1, I […]

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Anders Bilidt commented on the post, Was the 99 the Best SAAB Ever? 7 years, 2 months ago
Claus, I get where you’re coming from with your argument. One could say that every SAAB 900 which was built up until 1998 owed a lot to the 99 which was launched all of 30 years prior.
Even so, I personally […]
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Anders Bilidt commented on the post, French & Italian Classics Shine at Prescott Hillclimb 7 years, 2 months ago
Ouuuuu… Tony, this report is a painful reminder that my hillclimb 02 is still in pieces and awaiting a new front end. If it had only been in one piece, I may have actually been participating on the hill at […]
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Anders Bilidt commented on the post, Niki Lauda: 1949 – 2019 7 years, 2 months ago
Gents, your comments say everything about the legend which Niki left behind…
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Anders Bilidt commented on the post, VW Phaeton: A Future Classic? 7 years, 2 months ago
So entirely devoid of soul and character that I can’t even work up enough emotion to hate it. I simply just don’t care about it – leaves me stone cold…
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Anders Bilidt commented on the post, Green Will Soothe Your Eyes 7 years, 2 months ago
@yrhmblhst, we may not agree on the red BMW instruments, but we’re entirely on the same page when it comes to SAAB instruments. The Night Panel in my wife’s 9-5 Vector estate is pretty neat…
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Anders Bilidt commented on the post, Prime Find of the Week: Triumph's Miniature E-type 7 years, 2 months ago
I’ve always had a good eye for the GT6. Such a good looking little coupé and with a lovely straight-6 to boot. Having tasted Triumph ownership some eight or nine years ago with a ’69 saloon 2.5PI mk.I, I reckon […]
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Anders Bilidt wrote a new post 7 years, 2 months ago
Needless to say, the very pinnacle of motorsport is a roll call of one hero after another – all of them displaying not just immense talent, but also equal amounts of determination and drive (pardon the pun). But e […]

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