LANCASTER CLASSIC CAR NEWS
TEN MORE USED CAR SELLING PHRASES TO MAKE YOUR HEART SINK
1. “With this classic, you will be able to cruise down Sunset Boulevard with the top down, radiating in its coolness”. Etc., etc.
The Not-So-Secret Diary of Diva the Shetland Pony – Expect the Unexpected
Travelling with horses and ponies can be fraught with lots of worries, and there are many things to organise and bear in mind when you do. However, sometimes, no matter how much planning you do or care you take, you cannot allow for everything.
Introducing our December Bright Young Spark - Daniel Tindill
My interest in classic cars has come from my family. Mainly my grandad who has guided me and brought me up around the vehicles he has owned and taken me to many shows.
Meet The Owner – Ed Straw and his ADD Nova
One of the cars that stood out to us most on this year’s Lancaster Insurance Pride of Ownership stand at the Classic Motor Show, was an exceptionally rare 1972 ADD Nova owned by Ed Straw.
Meet the Car Club – Chelsea Heard, Magazine Editor for the XJS Club!
Established in 2012, Club XJS is an international community dedicated to the iconic Jaguar XJS.
Introducing the Lancaster Car Club team!
We’ve had some developments on the Car Club team front which we are happy to share with you this month. We have a new member of the team, Liam Minor.
Discover Motoring History at Salomons Estate
If you’re passionate about classic cars and the fascinating history of motoring, Salomons Estate invites you to embark on a journey into the past. Nestled within 36 acres of stunning Victorian grounds in Tunbridge Wells.
Meet The Owner – Jon Bentley and his Saab 96 Jubileum
How to end production of a long-running model is almost as important as its introduction, as it can create a legacy for the manufacturer will last for decades.
THE SHOCK OF THE NEW
Imagine you were a 1948 London Motor Show visitor and determined to derive the most from your ten-shilling early admission ticket.
Meet the Owner – Rob Haycock and his 1965 Slough-Built Citroën DS
Quite simply, I crave Rob’s Citroën DS. Aside from being one of the most beautiful cars in the history of the world, his 1965 example is not only to Pallas specification but also assembled in the Home Counties.
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