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Claus Ebberfeld commented on the post, Visual Sunday: Fully Commited 7 years ago
That’s a good question, actually: I really love the graceful powerslides a well driven RWD rally car is capable of, but thinking of what followed I must admit I prefer the Group B-era of power and traction o […]
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Claus Ebberfeld wrote a new post 7 years ago
Italian Giugiaro is without doubt an ingenious designer. German Newton is undoubtedly a magnificent photographer. Both have previously been hailed right here on ViaRETRO – for their individual work. Only once did […]

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Claus Ebberfeld commented on the post, When Bigger isn’t Better: Pagoda with M100 7 years ago
I am pretty sure the original straight six did not possess the potential to be stretched out to that capacity, @niels-v. As you might know there were some issues even when it was enlarged to 2.5 liters and it […]
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Claus Ebberfeld wrote a new post 7 years ago
The elegant Pagoda with the official model name SL was never intended to be a spiritual successor to the legendary Mercedes-Benz 300SL “Gullwing” from the fifties. Yet, when Mercedes-Benz received criticism for […]

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Claus Ebberfeld commented on the post, VW Golf Karmann – Just Right for Poultry and Salads 7 years ago
You have better taste in wheels and wine today, @anders …
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Claus Ebberfeld commented on the post, Go Big and Go Explore 7 years ago
@zack, I absolutely share your interest in the custom van movement of the seventies. But somehow – in the same way that you you can’t quite avoid looking at extremely obese people with some strange sort of […]
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Claus Ebberfeld commented on the post, Which is the Perfect Match for Me? 7 years ago
@tony, :-)!
In fact the only real and proper reason I can see for Anders changing his Scimitar GTE is that is seems strange that two editors have one and the third doesn’t. We should all have one – or only I s […]
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Claus Ebberfeld commented on the post, Which is the Perfect Match for Me? 7 years, 1 month ago
Agreed it’s cooler,
@anders , agreed. But it has no rear hatch nor a large load area, and that’s what I feel makes the Scimitar VERY practical. But if course if that aspect is covered by another vehicle it doe […] -
Claus Ebberfeld commented on the post, Which is the Perfect Match for Me? 7 years, 1 month ago
For some reason I sometimes confuse myself whether the Bitter is steel bodied or glassfibre – but it IS steel and therefore no better a winter candidate that the Opel Monza / Senator which supplied the driveline […]
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Claus Ebberfeld commented on the post, Prime Find of the Week: Subaru Scarcity 7 years, 1 month ago
From the headline I actually thought it was called a Subaru Scarcity, which would have been some name.
Instead I learned by clicking the link that even the seller himself calls the car a project. At that point […]
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Claus Ebberfeld wrote a new post 7 years, 1 month ago
I’m sure we all agree that sometimes – just sometimes – bigger is indeed better. Such as on this late summers Friday…
There’s little doubt that spring and summertime wakes our hormones to life and leads us s […]

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Claus Ebberfeld commented on the post, Which is the Perfect Match for Me? 7 years, 1 month ago
Three, @anders and @yrhmblst!
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Claus Ebberfeld commented on the post, Rover Group: A Missed Opportunity 7 years, 1 month ago
Absolutely agree that there are great cars to be found from that period: I especially like the car in the closing photo, the 800 Coupé. I am slighly biased here, having enjoyed it’s sister car, the brilliant […]
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Claus Ebberfeld wrote a new post 7 years, 1 month ago
The Italian design house Pininfarina has been at the receiving end of much praise over the years, but one of their more controversial designs was Ferrari’s range-topping Testarossa, which in 1984 shocked the […]

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Claus Ebberfeld commented on the post, Prime Find of the Week: The Quintessential Japanese Two-Door Three-Box Saloon 7 years, 1 month ago
Stop me, @anders!
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Claus Ebberfeld commented on the post, Which is the Perfect Match for Me? 7 years, 1 month ago
If you should stay with “Sci” – maybe a VW Scirocco Mk2? They’ll probably come pre-rusted too, so you should be too worried about that :-)
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Claus Ebberfeld commented on the post, Prime Find of the Week: The Quintessential Japanese Two-Door Three-Box Saloon 7 years, 1 month ago
Fab car your old Trueno, @anders – but you’re right, brown beats white hands down! And now you’ve explained about the colour differences it sounds even better: It seems so unlikely that it could be original paint. […]
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Claus Ebberfeld commented on the post, Prime Find of the Week: The Quintessential Japanese Two-Door Three-Box Saloon 7 years, 1 month ago
I did however, @banpei, wonder whether the car has been repainted as the colour under the bonnet as it is of different tone of brown metallic – or whether this was factory specification?
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Claus Ebberfeld commented on the post, Type 64: The World's First Porsche is Coming to Auction 7 years, 1 month ago
I don’t quite agree with your comment “The car seems to hold little appeal to the collector market either” , @dave: It did generate huge interest up to the sale, even managing to attract a headliner here on […]
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Claus Ebberfeld commented on the post, Prime Find of the Week: The Quintessential Japanese Two-Door Three-Box Saloon 7 years, 1 month ago
Ohh. Ohh, ooh. THAT much loveliness just there for the taking. And in brown. Several tones of it inside and out. Perfection that would make any owner proud at the next classic car show.
And I agree with the […]
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