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Cars and Transportation

Cars, motorcycles, boats, all vehicles

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Pierre Tavlitzki

The Self Proclaimed King of Kustomizers 1 Reply

The 60s lived two social phenomena that have changed our vision and our use of the world. The car is definitely out of its craft phase, being now only designed for series. Television is becoming ac...

Tagged: Barris

Started by Pierre Tavlitzki. Last reply by Pierre Tavlitzki Oct 4.

Pierre Tavlitzki

Hurricane in Action 1 Reply

A few months ago, I was discussing here a Vickers Spitfire sold £ 1.58 million before fees by Bonhams on April 20. It was in working condition. On September 27 in Melbourne, Bonhams and Goodman se...

Tagged: Hurricane, Hawker

Started by Pierre Tavlitzki. Last reply by Pierre Tavlitzki Sep 28.

Pierre Tavlitzki

Bugatti climbs the Hill 1 Reply

The 5-litre motored Bugatti could be used for luxury and sport. We class among the former the car of Roland Garros, sold 2.42 M€ fees included by Bonhams in Paris in February. Known as Black Bess, ...

Tagged: Bugatti

Started by Pierre Tavlitzki. Last reply by Pierre Tavlitzki Sep 26.

Pierre Tavlitzki

One-off Coachworks for Bentley 1 Reply

The late 1930s was a golden age for luxury cars. In this category, we are still in the pre-industrial time and each vehicle is somewhat unique. Precisely Bentley, which has become a trademark of R...

Tagged: Bentley

Started by Pierre Tavlitzki. Last reply by Pierre Tavlitzki Aug 19.

Pierre Tavlitzki

The Bugatti Coupe of the "Patron" 1 Reply

We know well about the Bugatti 57 coupes in this group. The luxury cars of the 1930s were produced by the unit or in small quantities, and good surprises are always possible with respect to their v...

Tagged: Bugatti

Started by Pierre Tavlitzki. Last reply by Pierre Tavlitzki Aug 18.

Pierre Tavlitzki

Shelby competing with Ferrari 1 Reply

After leaving the competition in 1960, the driver Carroll Shelby began building cars. His ambition was to compete with Ferrari, no less! He managed the development of its models by fitting British ...

Tagged: Ford, AC, Shelby

Started by Pierre Tavlitzki. Last reply by Pierre Tavlitzki Aug 16.

Pierre Tavlitzki

The Complicated Fate of a Auto Union 1 Reply

The Grand Prix cars are symbols of the most prestigious technologies. This is not new: when they created a "race" to supremacy between Mercedes-Benz and Auto Union, the German Third Reich officials...

Tagged: AutoUnion

Started by Pierre Tavlitzki. Last reply by Pierre Tavlitzki Aug 15.

Pierre Tavlitzki

Victoria by Karl Benz: Bigger than Velo 1 Reply

Karl Benz was the pioneer who led the history of the automobile from its conception to its industrialization. Manufacturer of industrial motors in Mannheim, he patented in 1886 a tricycle activated...

Tagged: Benz

Started by Pierre Tavlitzki. Last reply by Pierre Tavlitzki Jul 19.

Pierre Tavlitzki

Speedy against Vanderbilt 1 Reply

Today we reach the very beginnings of motor racing, in those early years of the twentieth century that witnessed the rapid progress of mechanics. In 1899, Jenatzy was the first driver to exceed 10...

Tagged: Thomas

Started by Pierre Tavlitzki. Last reply by Pierre Tavlitzki Jun 6.

Pierre Tavlitzki

A Maserati like Fangio's 1 Reply

Juan Manuel Fangio was the most famous motor racing driver of all time. This reputation is well justified by the extraordinary skill of his driving. The Maserati 250F is a single-seater with a 250...

Tagged: Maserati

Started by Pierre Tavlitzki. Last reply by Pierre Tavlitzki May 20.

Pierre Tavlitzki

Birth and Glory of the Testa Rossa 1 Reply

In 1957, a red headed car (Testa Rossa, TR) attacks the motor racing circuits in order to win. Since the previous year, the red valve cover is a sign of the new models of Ferrari. Unfortunately, t...

Tagged: Ferrari

Started by Pierre Tavlitzki. Last reply by Pierre Tavlitzki May 18.

Pierre Tavlitzki

The Bike of the Daredevil 1 Reply

Evel Knievel was the most famous and most incredible daredevil of all time. He jumped with his bike over a stack of cars, or between the two sides of a canyon, or between two skyscrapers. From 197...

Tagged: Knievel, HarleyDavidson

Started by Pierre Tavlitzki. Last reply by Pierre Tavlitzki Apr 27.

Pierre Tavlitzki

The WWII Fighter Aircraft 1 Reply

The British are patriotic people, you know. The arrival of a Spitfire in the sale of Bonhams at Hendon on April 20 generates some excitement in the press releases of the auction house. Before Worl...

Tagged: Spitfire

Started by Pierre Tavlitzki. Last reply by Pierre Tavlitzki Apr 21.

Pierre Tavlitzki

André Moynet, in Glory during 24 Hours 2 Replies

The case is probably unique. An individual decides to build a car specifically to win (in its category) one of the most prestigious endurance races in Europe ... He wins and then decides to leave t...

Tagged: Moynet

Started by Pierre Tavlitzki. Last reply by Pierre Tavlitzki Feb 20.

Pierre Tavlitzki

Matra in the Wind 2 Replies

On February 8 in Paris, Artcurial sell the first copy of Matra MS650. Made in 1969, this car was designed for endurance competitions, including the 24 Hours of Le Mans where it participated. The o...

Tagged: Matra

Started by Pierre Tavlitzki. Last reply by Pierre Tavlitzki Feb 10.

Pierre Tavlitzki

12G in 3.58 seconds with a Rocket Car 1 Reply

It is called Rocket Car Hydrogen. Its very low body does not allow the air to come under the vehicle. Its very long and unaesthetic front is the result of the aerodynamic computation of engineers. ...

Tagged: RocketCar

Started by Pierre Tavlitzki. Last reply by Pierre Tavlitzki Feb 10.

Pierre Tavlitzki

A Hidden Bugatti 1 Reply

The car market is one where unexpected treasures are still emerging. The surprise of last year came at Gooding in Peeble Beach on 16 and 17 August. The 1938 Alfa Romeo was hidden in a castle for th...

Tagged: Bugatti

Started by Pierre Tavlitzki. Last reply by Pierre Tavlitzki Feb 8.

Pierre Tavlitzki

An Automobile made for an Aviator 1 Reply

On 23 September 1913, Roland Garros was the first aviator to cross the Mediterranea. This glorious success is the achievement of his three years of passion for aviation. At that time, between avia...

Tagged: Bugatti

Started by Pierre Tavlitzki. Last reply by Pierre Tavlitzki Feb 8.

Pierre Tavlitzki

The Corvette Grand Sport 1 Reply

In 1963, General Motors decided to start the car competition, with a goal to win the 24 Hours of Le Mans. For that purpose, its engineers designed a new model, the Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport. F...

Tagged: GeneralMotors, Corvette

Started by Pierre Tavlitzki. Last reply by Pierre Tavlitzki Jan 20.

Pierre Tavlitzki

Rolls-Royce for Heads of State 1 Reply

Made in 1972 under the name Rolls Royce Phantom VI Landaulet four-door, this car was the most expensive that the British firm has ever produced. Catalog price at the time was 700 K £. The auction h...

Tagged: Rolls

Started by Pierre Tavlitzki. Last reply by Pierre Tavlitzki Jan 8.

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Margareth Osju Comment by Margareth Osju on August 15, 2008 at 9:36pm
Thank you for the comments. Uh, I becomes a little bit worried..*smile*
Yes, I do like old cars. It's like they have a soul. They have elegance in the lines, ballerina class..:) In fact, I do like mostly of old things..'s*
Pierre Tavlitzki Comment by Pierre Tavlitzki on August 15, 2008 at 8:53pm
You are welcomed Margareth.
I am not so able to add such life in a group ! I need your spontaneity.
Margareth Osju Comment by Margareth Osju on August 15, 2008 at 8:44pm
Oh I hope you don't mind that I publish this slide show. If it's wrong is just to delete. Some time I'm a little bit to spontaneous..*s'
Margareth Osju Comment by Margareth Osju on August 15, 2008 at 8:39pm
Cars and nostalgia

You might like those photos. I take those photos when it was the National Day in Sweden. I do like old cars. The Chevrolet from 1929 is my favorite..:)
 

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