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TK members would be familiar with our Statesman that we purchased three and a half years ago. Julie has decided that she would purchase a new Honda Jazz, and thus we are, or she is, looking for a new home for the Statesman. She has been offered a fair trade-in figure on the new car, but the car...

I have previously posted a PDF of the Austin 3 litre - quite a rare machine, and there are probably a couple in Australia. The latest car to come to my attention is the Wolseley version of that Austin. http://www.aronline.co.uk/blogs/cars/austin/3-litre/the-wolseley-3-litre-prototype/ I am...

All of these, classics in their own time, should be remembered for their desirability and classic status.

Details of brochures relating to the '60s., including 250S/SE and 300SE. In addition, 250SE, 250 Coupe and Convertible, 300SE and 300SEL, also Chassis 116 ('70s) Experimental Car. Regards Styria

I haven't counted them, but I think there must be at least sixty brochures contained within this thread. What I like is the clear layout and descriptions applying to each car featured in the brochures. I need to thank Timmy for unearthing this website - an excellent find. Regards Styria N.B...

Very peculiar - it is something that in fifty years of car ownership I have never come across. Picture this scenario - turn on ignition, no petrol gauge reading, crank car with key but will not start, but there is spark from coil to distributor. Fuel pump working, but did not check for flow...

What was, or could have been. I will add my thoughts on some of these cars. Needless to say, all intentions are splendid in their evolvement, but the long term statistics are less than brilliant. Regards Styria

The price is substantial, the beauty is unsurpassed - I am blown away. Regards Styria http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4z0_Y_yPXa0

With much credit to Tim's detective work. An excellent You Tube video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Weog3e1JGc Regards Styria

Apologies - it is in German, but nevertheless still interesting to look at, especially as it depicts some quaint village scenery and a typical look of parts of Europe. With thanks to the lucky finder of this video - Timmy in Newcastle. Regards Styria http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Weog3e1JGc

Yes, one can just as easily say "Where are they now" or better still, "Wish I could have bought one or have one today", but also going back through old print, one gets the opportunity to examine yesterday's theories and achievements with today's offerings. All of the PDFs, or the articles used...

You just need to keep an eye on the unbelieveable BMW700 twin cylinder - and never mind the red Austin a40 with 1.3 litre engine. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYdmpagM5a0 Regards Styria

I really wish that I would have had the time, and the money, to visit this museum located near Mannheim, in the northern part of Germany. I reckon I could have spent at least two to three days looking at the variety of the exhibits. Try and take the time out to look at these videos. Quite...

Richard, also affectionately known as Dick, Seaman was in a rare and privileged position - being English and driving for the late thirties Mercedes G.P. team - a story perhaps repeated some years later with Stirling Moss. Anyway, Seaman's story is told in four fascinating videos. Full of motor...

.....and some others. I had never seen the 6-wheeler in action until the advent of this Sinsheim Museum exhibit........and how about some of the other colossuses (new word ?) - simply breathtaking. Regards Styria http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VsEnQzC6yqE...

This must be a 6.9 hearse (see high back suspension) or else the body has not yet occupied pride of habitat !:D http://autopixx.de/autobilder/bilder-bXoi3RcP-280-se-leichenwagen.html Regards Styria

It is utterly surprising how so similar this story relates to the purchase/restoration of a car that the owner has had some childhood involvement with. I can readily think of one person/owner that restored his 6.3 despite the fact that it was total lossed as a result of theft and subsequent...

I am afraid you'll need a bit of patience to take in the complete video - personally, I am fascinated by the genuineness of this event. You know, none of this business of white walls galore, squillions of dollars spent - you see the vehicles they way they were used 30, 40, 50 years ago. The...

I am looking for advice. Gleaming Beauty shows reasonably strong tendencies to veer to the left whilst on the move, but also even when stationary and turning the steering wheel to the right, there is a tendency for the wheel wanting to turn back to the left. All this in spite of the fact that...

Once again, a very factual report. Pity the tester keeps talking about fuel consumption - at the sort of purchase price attributable to this Bentley, fuel consumption should be a matter of hypothesis. Regards Styria http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8uzOXKfOOM