Renault 4CV, Porsche 924, engine cooling, Hudson Hornet - these are the main topics of the 50th issue of SwissClassics Revue from August/September 2015.
Renault 4CV - France's Volkswagen
What the VW Beetle was to the Germans, the Renault 4 CV was to the French, known as the Renault Heck in Switzerland and the Crèmeschnittchen in Germany. As the first French car, the affordable four-door model was produced in over 1 million units and still enjoys many fans today. A detailed report and many beautiful photos tell the story of the French car.
Hudson Hornet - movie star
Anyone familiar with the animated film "Cars" will know Doc Hudson: the grumpy, cranky racing legend puts the protagonist Lightning McQueen on the right track, and not just in terms of driving technique. SwissClassics brings you closer to the car behind the character - the ingenious Hudson Hornet.
Porsche 924 - Buying advice
Buying a Porsche for less than 10,000 francs in good condition? You can, if it's a 924. The inexpensive entry-level Porsche looks chic, offers driving pleasure and is considered a classic in waiting. The buyer's guide in the 50th issue of SCR explains who should buy this "fake Porsche".
Engine cooling - Technology
When outside temperatures rise, the cooling systems of classic cars are sometimes stretched to the limit. What can be done to keep the engine running smoothly even in the warmer months? SwissClassics provides useful tips against engine overheating.
Spare parts paradise, Classic Car Connection, ...
Arturo Tognazzo was perhaps the first scrap dealer. On the banks of the Limmat in Zurich-Höngg, he ran a car wrecking business, SwissClassics tells his story. The Classic Car Connection restores, repairs and maintains English classic cars out of conviction. The friendly classic car garage in picturesque Toggenburg is featured in a public report. This year, Porsche turned old into new when it held the Porsche Classic Award.
These and many other topics are covered in issue 50-4/2015 of SwissClassics Revue.
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