The new SwissClassics Revue (No. 76-6 2019) is now available in stores. As usual, this issue is packed with stories, anecdotes, facts and figures about the "rustiest hobby in the world". Particularly noteworthy are reports such as "Triumph Herald", "The first turboshaft" and the guide "Classic car engine oil: what you need to know".
Of course, the popular buying advice (this time on the Puch/Mercedes G model) and the interesting vehicle market with many advertisements will not be missing.
Triumph birthday boy
To mark the Triumph Herald's 60th birthday, the SwissClassics editors take a close look at the pretty little Englishman. It has aged well, regardless of the body style, even if it exudes the most charm in open-top form.
The interesting story behind Triumph's successful model, which still has staunch supporters in the classic car scene today.
The first turboshaft
We take a look back at the first mass-produced cars with a turbo. A Swiss invention, this technology was first used in American cars in the 1960s, but later spread to European and Japanese manufacturers.
The article highlights where the turbocharger became established between the 1960s and 1980s and shows many vehicles from this turbo era.
Engine oil guide for classic cars
Using the right engine oil is essential for the health of your classic car's engine. Find out what you need to look out for and what viscosity, additives, zinc/phosphorus content and API standard are all about. And, to coincide with the end of the season and the winterizing of classic cars, the SwissClassics experts explain why it makes sense to change the oil now rather than in spring.
Buying advice Puch(Mercedes G-model
If you are interested in buying this off-road vehicle icon, then you should not miss our buying advice. The G-model has a reputation for being unstoppable, but there are a few things to consider when buying an older model. The early models were often also used in public service or for tough off-road use.
The SwissClassics Revue shows which damage is harmless and which hits the wallet.
The SwissClassics magazine, which contains many other interesting articles, is now available in stores.
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