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Do You Remember The Renault 6?
- Lancaster Insurance Services |
- 17th October, 2018
Reading www.howmanyleft.co.uk can often be a depressing experience, as you learn how the numbers of cars that dominated your childhood are now in single figures.
CARRY ON CAMPING?
- Lancaster Insurance Services |
- 16th October, 2018
There is something that is almost over-poweringly nostalgic about encountering a Bedford CF motor caravan at a classic show.
70 YEARS OF LOTUS – A FILM AND TV TRIBUTE
- Lancaster Insurance Services |
- 15th October, 2018
On Saturday 29th September, Lotus celebrated its 70th birthday, and so this is by way of a small tribute to the way in which the cars bearing the famous logo have created so many unforgettable screen moments.
DO YOU REMEMBER - THE PANTHER DE VILLE
- Lancaster Insurance Services |
- 12th October, 2018
If you happened to be reading The Daily Mirror on January 2nd 1980, glumly contemplating the return to work in the new year, the following headline may have caught your eye – ‘Big, extravagant, and drinks like a fish… (and that’s only the car)’.
Mike Brewer's #ProjectMGA to be revealed at the NEC Classic Motor Show
- Lancaster Insurance Services |
- 12th October, 2018
Wheeler Dealers’ Mike Brewer is looking forward to this year’s Lancaster Insurance Classic Motor Show, with Discovery for more reasons than usual as it will be the very first time he sees the final results of #ProjectMGA – the restoration of his 1959 MGA Roadster.
MEET THE OWNER – RUSSELL MACFARLANE AND HIS FORD CAPRI 2.0S MK. III
- Lancaster Insurance Services |
- 12th October, 2018
‘I'm 34, had my first classic (a 105E) when I was 14 and I've never looked back It's a pulsing through my veins passion, but this will be the car I finish on and just keep’.
BETTY THE MORRIS MINOR 1000 TOURER
- Lancaster Insurance Services |
- 12th October, 2018
As we all know, many cars have names which reflect their character and looks, and “Betty” seems perfect for a Morris Minor.
FBHVC brings biggest ever display to the Lancaster Insurance Classic Motor Show with Discovery
- Lancaster Insurance Services |
- 11th October, 2018
The Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs (FBHVC) is promising its biggest and most diverse display yet at this year’s Lancaster Insurance Classic Motor Show, with Discovery, held at Birmingham’s NEC from 9-11 November.
Wheeler Dealers' Ant Anstead launches his first children's motoring book at the NEC Classic Motor Show
- Lancaster Insurance Services |
- 10th October, 2018
DO YOU THINK THERE IS A CAR-MAD CHILD IN YOUR HOUSE? THEN THIS NEW BOOK FROM ANT ANSTEAD, THE ACE MECHANIC AND STAR OF HIT TELEVISION SHOW, WHEELER DEALERS, IS A MUST.
New hall to welcome 'Special Displays' at Lancaster Insurance Classic Motor Show with Discovery
- Lancaster Insurance Services |
- 8th October, 2018
THE NEW HALL 8 ADDED TO THE LANCASTER INSURANCE CLASSIC MOTOR SHOW, WITH DISCOVERY, WILL FEATURE A NUMBER OF ‘SPECIAL DISPLAYS’ BRINGING TOGETHER A RICH SELECTION OF AMAZING CLASSICS.
50 Years Of The Audi
- Lancaster Insurance Services |
- 5th October, 2018
Fifty years ago, the Auto Union introduced a FWD saloon that truly established Audi as an alternative to Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Citroën, Lancia and Rover.
LANCASTER INSURANCE PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP – NEXT TEN AUTUMN FINALISTS REVEALED
- Lancaster Insurance Services |
- 5th October, 2018
Another ten finalists have been revealed for the Autumn Final of the Lancaster Insurance Pride of Ownership with cars coming from across the UK and even France.
Alex Cursley Croft Report
- Lancaster Insurance Services |
- 4th October, 2018
It was our penultimate rounds and it was the first time the Carbon8 Hyundai Coupe Cup has ever headed up north to Croft circuit.
50 YEARS OF THE JAGUAR XJ6
- Lancaster Insurance Services |
- 2nd October, 2018
Amazing “Fact of The Day”: the XJ6 was not the Car of The Year 1969. This is not to cast aspersions on the Peugeot 504 or the runners up, the BMW 2500/2800 and the Alfa Romeo 1750, but more a note of sheer incredulity.
