The new issue of AutoBild Klassik recently hit the newsstands. Many interesting topics tempt you to take a look at the magazine.
Welding youth
Not "always on their cell phones": Young people are definitely tinkering! A visit with four young people, some of whom don't yet have a driver's license, but are already assembling entire cars.
Extreme! How does something like that drive?
None of their comparisons have been more dazzling. From the dwarf to the giant: it couldn't be more contrasting!
A legend turns 80
The world's most famous car designer turns 80. Giorgetto Giugiaro on successes and failures and his lessons from history for the future of the car.
Giugiaro's popular heroes
The Italian designer past not only designed expensive sports cars and crazy studies, but also plenty of everyday cars. His most important: the Golf
Five is Trümpf
At the same time as the introduction of five-digit zip codes, five-cylinder engines experienced a brief, intense heyday. Five youngtimers were put under the microscope by the magazine and, of course, also driven.
Setting valve clearance with ease
If we call the engine the heart of our classic car, the valves are its heart valves. They open and close in the engine's four-stroke for rapid gas exchange in the cylinder...
The gunsmith
Uwe Salwender from Franconia found the land of opportunity in California. The former electrician has specialized in aluminum bushings, caravans from Airstream.
The spare parts stash
In a former brickworks in Denmark, car parts are stored that often no one else in Europe has. And only the man who guards them knows what is where.
Everything has to go
Even large classic car collections move. They are just never talked about so as not to attract thieves and photographers. For once, Auto Bild Klassik was allowed to help with such a secret operation
