Old car dealerships – Bullwinkles Lotus, Citroën and Porsche. Rich Duisberg Articles, Features, Out & About Bullwinkles Garage was founded in 1938 when the current owner’s grandfather (a Henry James Bullwinkle) moved up from...
The MotorPunk Guide to the Perfect Three Car Garage Darryl Sleath Articles, Uncategorized 2 Comments We are about to wade into a thorny conundrum – a daydream dilemma that’s been fretted over by every car nut...
The Distinguished Gentlemans Drive – Worcester Rich Duisberg Out & About, Seventies cars From the chaps who created The Distinguished Gentlemans Ride (an event for retro motorbikes) comes The Distinguished...
Service at PJS Lotus for my Elise S2 Sport 135 Rich Duisberg Fleet With apologies to members of Her Majesty’s Constabulary who may be reading this; ACAB. Or it might be ABBA. Or,...
Goodwood Festival of Speed 2021 – the best pics Rich Duisberg Out & About The 2021 Festival of Speed was a Smorgasbord of motorsport. From the Rally stage at the top of the hill, to the tense...
Porfirio Rubirosa: King of the Ferrari Driving Playboys Steve Swanson Features, Uncategorized The well-worn trope of the Riviera playboy driving his Ferrari retains validity. In Monaco you can still see...
The Car That Dared – The Blitz Buggy Battle Wagon Steve Swanson Articles In 1941 the man they called the Giant Sloth pulled off a blinder. After bluffing his way past HQ security, he convinced...
Our Favourite F1 Freaks Rich Duisberg Articles 3 Comments Why do we love old F1? Easy. It was an era when the Driver’s character counted for more than their sponsorship money,...
De Tomaso Pantera: Cooler than a Countach? Darryl Sleath CarClub 18-30 - The Cars, Seventies cars The De Tomaso Pantera might not be the best known seventies supercar, but it certainly has the most colourful...
The Honda CR-V; Two wheels in my wagon. Rich Duisberg Fleet The first new car I ever got was a Honda Accord. I did 60k miles a year in it for three consecutive years as a sales...
The Sorry Tale of Sir Paul McCartney’s Lamborghini Espada Darryl Sleath Articles, Seventies cars Everyone knows that the Beatles loved their motors. Ringo once bought a Facel Vega right off the stand at the 1964...
Road Trip Prepping With Help From T-lab Darryl Sleath Articles, Kitbag Planning a post-pandemic road trip? Well, you're not alone. Most motoring researchers reckon that in a post-COVID...
Donington Historic 2021 Rich Duisberg Out & About, Uncategorized What a weekend! Great to see the action return under our noses at the Donington Historic Festival this...
The SHERP – Bouncy Buoyant Boxy Brilliance Steve Swanson Articles, Uncategorized This is a SHERP, a tough little off road box on wheels that’s built to go where you really shouldn’t. The SHERP...
Old petrol station blather with Hagerty U.K. Rich Duisberg Articles It was great to chat with James from Hagerty U.K. about my latest series of books. As the blurb on the back explains:...
Meet the Moke, the Mini’s Simple Country Cousin Darryl Sleath CarClub 18-30 - The Cars Crude, gutless and rejected by the military, this is the unlikely story of how the reinvented Moke charmed civvy street...
Porsche 911 ST – The Greatest Sports Car You’ve Probably Never Heard Of Darryl Sleath CarClub 18-30, CarClub 18-30 - The Cars, Video 1 Comment Porsche’s relentless pursuit of perfection has seen the 911’s steady ascent from spartan sports coupe to blue-chip...
Iran’s Arrow; This years must see (Iranian) film Rich Duisberg Video This looks exactly like the kind of film we punks love. The Hillman Hunter, built in Iran, and remembered for all the...
Toyota Century film – V12 quirkiness Rich Duisberg Video With thanks to Nick Wilkinson for a great shoot, here’s what happened when I got my hands on a V12 for the first time...
