The fourth "SwissClassics Revue" issue of 2018 is finally here. The main topic of this issue is a completely restored Abarth Scorpione. Of course, that's not all. There are also articles on the Alfa Romeo 1900, tidbits à la Swiss Buggy Froggy and Fiat/Bertone X 1/9 and finally an article on Kurt Bigler's glass collection.
Reports on current events, vehicle advertisements and many other articles are of course also an integral part of this issue, as always.
Abarth Scorpione Esse Esse from barn find to Concours beauty
Two seats, sleeping eyes, engine behind the crew; that's another way to describe a Lamborghini Miura. Or an Abarth Scorpione, which remained similarly exclusive. The story of this Scorpione is not atypical. It was stored under a barn roof for years, waiting to be rediscovered, which it actually was ...
Alfa Romeo 1900 - The sensational saloon from Milan
The Alfa Romeo 1900 was one of the first new designs after the war and marked Alfa Romeo's entry into a new vehicle class. And actually the ancestor of countless famous models that followed.
Swiss Buggy Froggy - Helvetic leisure car with a difference
The buggy wave that spilled over from the USA in the sixties created a new Swiss car industry for a short time. The local buggy builders were able to compete with the international competition.
Fiat/Bertone X1/9 - Buyer's guide
The preconception that only ordinary classic cars are affordable and sports cars are usually unaffordable is not true, at least for one car: the Fiat/Bertone X1/9 swims cheerfully against the current and offers a lot of driving pleasure despite its low price. What's the catch?
The old glass collection point - the nostalgic Kurt Bigler and his glass
Glas is a car brand that ceased to exist almost 50 years ago. Nevertheless, it still has many fans today, one of whom is Kurt Bigler from the Bernese Oberland. He founded a Glas Club out of necessity decades ago, and today the Glas Automobilclub International is one of the largest clubs of its kind with over 900 members. But it all started very modestly ...
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