These days, classic car enthusiasts will find the latest issue of SwissClassics Revue on newsstand shelves and in their letterboxes at home. Topics such as the mid-range wonder car VW K 70 L, buying advice on the MG T-Type or stories about our readers' first car or the emergence of classic car meetings in Switzerland are well worth picking up the magazine.
VW K 70 L: The mid-range wonder car
The sensation did not happen. Planned for the 1969 Geneva Motor Show, the NSU K 70 was to be the new star. The premiere was canceled at short notice. Not by NSU, but by Volkswagen, which had merged with NSU shortly beforehand. More on this in the magazine.
Buyer's guide: MG T-Type
The MG T-Type (TA, TB, TC, TD, TF) was manufactured before and after the war, offering the simplest technology and lots of driving fun, coupled with a problem-free parts supply. The latest SCR offers tips and tricks in the buying guide.
My first car: Readers remember
What does a young man - 18 years old - do when he wants to fulfill his dream of a long journey with his first car? SwissClassics Revue asked its readers to answer such questions - read on and be amazed.
Racing on snow: circuit races despite Swiss ban
In 1955, circuit races on Swiss soil were banned after the terrible accident at Le Mans. But as early as 1959, circuit races were held again in Switzerland. This time, however, on ice and snow. Find out what it was like in Arosa in SCR 47-1/2015.
First classic car meetings: Old and youngtimer meetings in Switzerland
Old and youngtimer meetings have a long tradition in Switzerland. Shortly after the Second World War, like-minded people began meeting up at various events to discuss their vehicles. It was not long before an association of post-war car enthusiasts was founded.
And another article tells the story of how the classic and vintage car trade got going in Switzerland.
Driving like 100 years ago, switches and levers on the steering wheel, ...
A drive in a car from the early days of mobility is a real experience - in this context, the SwissClassics Revue tells of the legendary Diederichs from 1912. In the technology section, it also takes a closer look at the steering wheel levers on pre-war vehicles, which are a mystery to many people.
And, of course, the latest issue of SwissClassics Revue also includes a detailed calendar of events, the large vehicle market, event reviews and previews and more.
