The fourth annual issue of SwissClassics Revue is published just in time for the summer vacation, packed as always with reports and information on old cars.
The Concours winner Lincoln Cosmpolitan
In 2011 it appeared on zwischengas.com, five years later it looks like a newborn.
The 1949 Lincoln Cosmpolitan Town Sedan then led a varied life until it was returned to its original owner with the support of zwischengas.com, among others. The latter has completely restored the elegant car over the last few years so that it can win again at the next Conours d'Excellence in Lucerne.
The rear-engined Mercedes-Benz
The 130 was an exception among Mercedes passenger cars, as it had the engine at the rear and thus actually anticipated many of the characteristics of the later Volkswagen.
However, it was only a limited success.
The most extreme plastic sports car
Nobody went as far as Rochdale. Instead of a tubular steel chassis, the British company basically opted for a plastic monocoque and created a small super sports car that was similar to, but more consistent than Lotus, and looked good to boot.
Which one to buy?
The buying guide examines the different variants of the Citroën Traction and advises on one type or another.
The photo treasure chest 2nd part
Ferdinand Hediger has once again dug into his photo treasure chest and found some highly interesting special bodies from the past.
Alcohol for the classic car?
The history of technology examines whether you should treat your classic car to alcohol or whether it's better not.
And of course these articles are supplemented by book reviews, over 150 vehicle market advertisements, previews and reviews and lots and lots of photos.
So if you are not yet a subscriber, you have many good reasons to go to your nearest newsstand or have the latest issue sent to your home. You can find the online order form here. Of course, this also applies to all back issues and if you don't want to miss any more issues, take out your SwissClassics subscription now.
So if you are not yet a subscriber, you have many good reasons to go to the nearest newsstand or have the latest issue sent to your home. You can find the online order form here. Of course, this also applies to all back issues.
And if you don't want to miss a single issue, take out a SwissClassics subscription for one or two years. And save money at the same time!
