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Alfa Romeo 6c 2500, an e-Bay Best Buy
in Classical Drives, on November 30, 2009
Let's face it, you can't beat e-Bay if you enjoy window shopping for cars. The imagination soars and the wallet stays where it is. Good, harmless fun, right? But every so often one jumps off the screen and shouts "buy me!" Such a car is this 1942 Alfa Romeo 6c 2500 Sport Convertible (though I w...
CanAm Revival! The World's Most Spectacular Road Racing Series, Now on DVD
in Classical Drives, on November 27, 2009
Back in the late 1960s and early 1970s there existed a kind of road racing unlike any other before or since. It was called the CanAm Challenge Cup and featured many of the finest drivers from Europe and North America at the wheel of brutally fast machines. These spectacular sports-racers were vir...
Seen that? - Monaco Formula 1 Grand Prix
in Hidden Travel Gems, on November 23, 2009
Monaco Formula 1 Grand Prix at Hidden Travel Gems Last May, I showed up in Monaco on the day of the Formula 1 Grand Prix sans tickets. I decided to go on the spur of the moment. I thought there was a slim possibility of seeing the race from some d...
Seen that? - AOPA Online Gallery
in The Aviation Weblog, on November 19, 2009
AOPA Online Gallery at The Aviation Weblog One of my favorite haunts on the internet is the AOPA online gallery. It contains hundreds of photos of all types of general aviation aircraft, professional quality photos too! I enjoy downloading several...
Vintage Schnürstiefeletten - das Must-Have!
in Das Schuh-Fashion-Blog, on 17.11.09
Mein Lieblingstrend in diesem Herbst sind Vintage-Schnürstiefeletten. Ich habe das Glück, dass ich noch welche aus dem Jahr 1997 habe. Natürlich ist das ein Trend, der auf den vielen Streetstyle-Blogs zu finden ist und den sich die Labels vorgenommen haben. Man kann diese Art also in jedem g...
Nicole Richie entwirft jetzt auch Schuhe
in Das Schuh-Fashion-Blog, on 09.11.09
Die tolle Schmuckkollektion "House of Harlow 1960" von Nicole Richie ist eine der wenigen Schmuckkollektionen eines "Stars", die ich mir sofort kaufen würde. Nun entwirft die Tochter von Lionel Richie und Ex-BestFriend von Paris Hilton neben Taschen, Sonnenbrillen und Accessoires auch Sch...
For Some a First Car, for This Man a First Collectible
in Classical Drives, on October 28, 2009
This is not the kind of automobile that people rush to see when it's parked in a vintage car show. And if they did I suspect many of the younger folk in the audience, whose enthusiasm is limited to muscle cars, would wonder what all the fuss is about. But the 1928 Essex appeals to me because it l...
Schon gesehen? - Dita von Teese - bitte Schuhe besohlen lassen
in Lust und mehr, on 21.10.09
Dita von Teese - bitte Schuhe besohlen lassen at Lust und mehr Dita von Teese hat jüngst gezeigt, dass sie das kann, was britney Spears und Paris Hilton auch schon konnten: so aus dem Auto aussteigen, dass man sieht, ob sie ein Höschen trägt oder ...
About.com Rejects Mystery Classic Cars
in Classical Drives, on October 16, 2009
So far I've managed to avoid adding a "mystery car" category to this site, perhaps because of an earlier incident when I was Cars Guide for About.com . The lady who produced About's vintage car site included a mystery car every week which, for some strange reason, really annoyed the autos editor...
Seen that? - WOMEN'S EMPOWERMENT, DOGGY STYLE
in The Celebrities Weblog, on October 11, 2009
WOMEN'S EMPOWERMENT, DOGGY STYLE at The Celebrities Weblog Hip-Hop heavies Snoop Dogg, Nate Dogg and Warren G, have been laying down tracks for a year now as "213," a West Coast Super group named for a now defunct Long Beach area code. T...
Seen that? - Tea Length Wedding Gowns
in White Lace Wedding, on October 9, 2009
Tea Length Wedding Gowns at White Lace Wedding Tea length wedding gowns are not, by any stretch, a new trend. My grandma wore a tea length gown, as did many brides in that era. With the growing popularity of unique, destination and semi-formal wed...
Finally: A Triumph for the Stag
in Classical Drives, on October 8, 2009
Thanks to a blog in the latest Hemmings newsletter I've become aware that Englishman John Macartney has successfully driven a restored Triumph Stag across North America. The Stag left Florida on June 27, and crossed the finish line in San Luis Obispo, California, this past Sunday after meet...
Goodwood Snapshots Through the Lens of a Pocket-Size Digital Camera
in Classical Drives, on October 2, 2009
As mentioned in the previous blog a long-awaited visit to the Goodwood Revival turned into a major disappointment. My brother and I misjudged the time it would take to drive from the town of Bingen in Germany to the Cologne airport and consequently missed our flight to London. Because the next ...
My Goodwood Revival Goes Bust
in Classical Drives, on September 30, 2009
To those of you waiting patiently for my report from the Goodwood Revival, apologies. A comedy of errors (though it wasn't funny at the time) resulted in your reporter missing the first day's racing, failing to acquire his reserved grandstand seat, then wandering around totally confused o...
A Rainy Day Keeps No One Away at the Steamworks Concours
in Classical Drives, on September 28, 2009
Who are these people and why are they wandering around in the rain when they could be inside enjoying a coffee and a croissant? Spectators at the 2009 Steamworks Concours d'Elegance in Vancouver, BC, that's who. Weatherwise it was a dreary weekend but our Nigel Matthews was on hand as a...
The End of an Era: 1972 Corvette Convertible Model from the Franklin Mint
in Classical Drives, on September 25, 2009
For anyone who admires Corvettes, this new 1:24 die-cast 1972 Corvette Convertible model from the Franklin Mint is a "must have." Model year '72 marked the end of an era for the ultimate American sports car, as those distinctive front and rear chrome bumpers made their last appearan...
Daimler's Sensational New Car Fails to Awe Parisians
in Classical Drives, on September 22, 2009
For France and for the world, 1889 was quite the year. Gustave Eiffel's wondrous wrought iron tower had opened to an awed public. Paris held its World Exposition. The electric light bulb was a new innovation and was used to illuminate many of the exhibition stands, including that of Gottli...
Panerai Challenge: Segeln mit den Sternen vor Porto Rotondo
in Das Segel Blog, on 22.09.09
Die Chaplin, die Peter und die Vistona waren die Sieger der "Le Vele d'Epoca a Porto Rotondo", die vom 10. bis 13. September bei Porto Rotondo als zweite Etappe der Panerai Classic Yachts Challenge 2009 statt fand.
Das dreitägige Event umfasste fünf Regatten mit jeweils zwei We...
Turning Back the Motor Racing Clock at the 2009 Goodwood Revival
in Classical Drives, on September 15, 2009
They call it the world's most popular historic motor race meeting and the only event of its kind to be staged in the romantic time capsule of the Fifties and Sixties. As well as recreating the golden era of motor sport, the Goodwood Revival offers exceptional wheel-to-wheel racing around a ...
Was This Man the Real Designer of the VW Beetle?
in Classical Drives, on September 11, 2009
From time to time rumours circulate that Professor Porsche was not the actual designer of the Beetle. Even Hitler, when he approached him to develop a "People's Car," provided sketches that resembled the car's final shape. But now comes a book by Dutch author and historian Paul ...
Oldest and Longest-Loved Pontiacs Meet at Fairfield County Concours d’Elegance
in Classical Drives, on September 9, 2009
Coming up next weekend is a concours I'd like to someday attend, if only because it's located in an area I admire almost as much as my BC locale. (The two are similar though Vancouver Island has the edge in weather.) The Fairfield County Concours d'Elegance of Westport, CT, held on ...
Discovering the Beauty of Vintage Trucks
in Classical Drives, on September 7, 2009
I confess that I've never taken much interest in trucks except to briefly admire one that's been nicely restored. It's just that trucks were never part of my so-called lifestyle. However I did, briefly, have a job delivering fur coats in a panel delivery, until one day the hood flew o...
1967 Dodge Pickup Concept, So Far Advanced it's Still the Truck of Tomorrow
in Classical Drives, on September 6, 2009
When I first saw the above image I almost fell off my chair (which at my age can be hazardous). This spectacular custom, the 1967 Dodge Deora, appeared to vindicate what I've been saying for years: that the conventional American pickup's proportional efficiency sucks because of its three-...
Vintage Schatztruhe wird letztmalig geöffnet
in Das Schuh-Fashion-Blog, on 05.09.09
Wer Vintage Schuhe liebt und in der Nähe von Stuttgart wohnt, dem empfehle ich diese Adresse: Reudernerstr. 36, 72622 Nürtingen-Reudern . Da es sich um einen Abverkauf alter, aber nie getragener Schuhe aus den 70er bis 80er Jahren handelt und das Geschäft eigentlich schon seit längerem geschlo...
Famous Indy Racer to be Auctioned at Hershey
in Classical Drives, on September 4, 2009
Each autumn the Antique Automobile Club of America holds its annual AACA Hershey Fall Meet, held in the club's hometown of historic Hershey, Pennsylvania. One of the largest and oldest antique automobile shows and flea markets in America, it made its debut in 1955. A feature of the 2009 meet ...
Car Guy Hits Eighty (... and that's not MPH)
in Classical Drives, on September 2, 2009
Forgive me if I offer a few words about, well... me. Three days ago, August 31, 2009 to be precise, I turned 80. Much as I've tried to prove the the birth certificate is a lie I'm finally forced to admit the truth. Yes, everyone says it's just a number but our age-obsessed society ins...
Missing From Modern Auto Advertising: The Power of Illustration
in Classical Drives, on August 31, 2009
In the longest of my several careers I was an advertising copywriter and, later, creative director, working mostly on car accounts. At the time we depended on photography to show the cars, as is the case today. I wouldn't have even considered illustrations. Now, older and slightly wiser, I...
Vintage Shopping bei garde-robe
in Das Schuh-Fashion-Blog, on 31.08.09
© Daquella manera
Neues und Altes findet man bei Garde-robe . Und genau hier stehen sie auch zum Verkauf, meine angepeilten neuen Lieblings Ankle Boots im Sherlok Holmes Look von Minimarket. Keilabsatz, Profillaufsohle und seitliche Gummizüge tragen zur Bequemlichkeit bei und ich sehe mich...
Stunning Beauties Star in 2009 Concours d'LeMons
in Classical Drives, on August 28, 2009
Our pal and Classical Drives contributor Nigel Matthews, when he wasn't judging Bentleys at Pebble Beach, took a 10-mile sidetrip to visit the first annual Concours d'LeMons in Monterey and had just as much fun. Founder Jay Lamm said the show was a celebration of "the oddball, mund...
The Citroen SM (Sports Maserati). Maserati Asks “Why Me, Lord?”
in Classical Drives, on August 26, 2009
Why is it that some attempts to combine technology and design succeed and others don't? And why does it always seem to involve Maserati? The ill-fated Chrysler-Maserati is an unfortunate example, though the Italian manufacturer was not at fault. But if Detroit was merely attempting to trade o...
American Motors AMX, the GT That Could Have Been
in Classical Drives, on August 24, 2009
Old Cars Weekly has a lovely tale of an American Motors 1970 AMX in its weekly newsletter, which I highly recommend reading. But first some personal recollections. The AMX was an American Motors attempt to get the jump on its pony car competitors by creating a short-wheelbase 2-seat GT tourer ...
Nicht übertreiben, meine Herren!
in Das Schuh-Fashion-Blog, on 22.08.09
© EraPhernalia Vintage (way behind. sorry!)
Silberne Sandalen für den Herrn? Ist das was? Ich frage mich, wie sein Styling diesen doch sehr gewagten Look abrundet. Ob er Bermudas dazu trägt? Vielleicht sogar ein Sakko? Oder doch kurze Jeanshosen? Man weiß es nicht und ich werde es wohl nie ...
Leslie Greene Sterling Inspirations
in The Jewelry Weblog, on August 21, 2009
Designer Sterling Silver Jewelry
An entrepreneur with a creative heart and strategic mind for business, Leslie Greene was inspired to design her own line to satisfy every woman's desire for fine jewelry that flaunts chic style, luxurious quality and a timeless, classic appeal. Designing j...
Pebble Beach 2009 Winner Horch, a Name Hardly Known
in Classical Drives, on August 21, 2009
Outside of the dedicated classic car fraternity I doubt you'll find one North American in a thousand who'd recognise the name of the 1937 Horch 853 Voll & Ruhrbeck Sport Cabriolet. Indeed, they wouldn't even know that Horch is a car. And yet it has a fascinating history. August ...
The Beauty of Street Shows, as Seen at Blethering Place
in Classical Drives, on August 19, 2009
While everyone is "oohing" and "awing" over the classics at Pebble Beach I would like to draw your attention to an expanding niche I call "Street Shows." Instead of displaying cars on the lush greeneries of golf courses and public parks, places where an automobile wo...
Shelby Daytona, Ferrari 250 GT, Jaguar C-Type Top Monterey Auctions
in Classical Drives, on August 17, 2009
What first began as an elegant concours d'elegance on the golf club lawns of Pebble Beach has recently become a bonanza for collector car auctioneers. One-by-one they've muscled into the show until now it's not who brings the most beautiful or historically interesting automobile but wh...
The Tour d' Sound at Pebble Beach
in Classical Drives, on August 14, 2009
For me the highlight of Monterey's Classic Car Week is the Pebble Beach tour d'elegance, where concours entrants are invited to drive their precious vehicles on a 50-mile route that includes a section of the equally fabled California One. The tour was first instituted as a tie-breaker for...
Watching Alvis, a Very Romantic Motor Car
in Classical Drives, on August 12, 2009
If, like me, you enjoy watching BBC and ITV shows from England, you'll be aware that classic cars are often used as props. The Hercule Poirot series are a good example, especially as they frequently include scenes with historic trains and boats. This image could easily have been included in a...
Desires by Mikolay Jewelry
in The Jewelry Weblog, on August 10, 2009
Designer Fine Jewelry
In 2004, Scott Mikolay founded Desires by Mikolay in Chappaqua, New York. Success came quickly as word spread of his innovative custom designs. While hosting a broad range of designer lines in his flagship store, he decided to explore expanding his own designs as the deman...
Spectacular Talbot-Lago Last Minute Addition to Monterey Auction
in Classical Drives, on August 10, 2009
With so many great cars on display at the 2009 Monterey classics festival and with several competing auctions happening, you wouldn't think anyone could come up with a last-minute gem. But RM Auctions has managed to snare a truly spectacular automobile, one that's estimated to bring $1,...
ARA Collection Jewelry
in The Jewelry Weblog, on August 7, 2009
Turkish Fine Jewelry
The ARA story begins with two brothers and a small jewelers bench in Bodrum, Turkey. Neither could have imaged that their unique designs would captivate so many. Nearly two decades later ARA Collection is known worldwide for its handcrafted 24 karat gold jewelry. This uni...
Delahaye, Packard, Auburn: Winners at Meadow Brook Concours and RM Auction
in Classical Drives, on August 7, 2009
When close to 10,000 automotive aficionados gathered on the grounds of Meadow Brook Hall in Rochester, Michigan this past Sunday they were treated to a magnificent array of over 230 collector cars and vintage motorcycles from twenty-five states and Canada. There are really no losers in such a col...
Pebble Beach Retro Poster Returns to the Golden Age of Automobile Art
in Classical Drives, on August 5, 2009
A major highlight of the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance for those who appreciate automobile fine art is the annual poster. Now, however, there are three. One for the Concours, one for the Tour d'Elegance drive, one for the RetroAuto display of rare automotive collectibles and memorabi...
Introducing the Ultimate Jaguar E-Type
in Classical Drives, on August 3, 2009
It is difficult enough to achieve perfection. To improve on perfection is all but impossible. Yet that's what the English makers of the Eagle E-type Speedster appear to have done. Starting with a Jaguar E-Type (and a wealthy client) they have made one of the world's most beautiful autom...
Regulators ban nude nymph poster
in Sox First, on August 2, 2009
What does America have in common with strict Muslim states? Plenty it seems. Alabama's liquor control agency has told stores and restaurants not to sell a wine, Cycles Gladiator Wine , because it features a vintage 1895 bicycle advertising poster featuring a nude nymph next to a bicycle...
Russo and Steele Strikes Gold With Dr. Porsche's 356B
in Classical Drives, on July 31, 2009
Forgive me if I get carried away with enthusiasm for the Porsche 356B. This was the first Porsche I drove, the first owned, the first raced. The very icon of what a Porsche should be. Russo and Steele have captured a very special 356B for its Monterey Auction, Aug 13-15 at the Downtown Marrio...
R. J. Graziano Jewelry
in The Jewelry Weblog, on July 30, 2009
Designer Fashion Jewelry
Known as one of the most prestigious jewelry designers in the U.S., R.J. Graziano brings you a distinguished collection of fashion jewelry with timeless creations captured in extraordinary detail. Each piece is finely crafted from hand-fabricated metals and embellishe...
Schnürstiefel für alle
in Das Schuh-Fashion-Blog, on 30.07.09
© .Dianna.
Must-Have der kommenden Herbst-/Wintersaison im Stiefelbereich sind geschnürte Stiefel, meist bis über den Knöchel. Dabei sind die Absatzhöhen variabel. Und auch die Styles sind sehr unterschiedlich und bedienen eigentlich jede gewünschte Richtung. Einige flache erinnern mich ein b...
The Kaiser-Frazer That Never Was? Or Was This the Pride of Willow Run?
in Classical Drives, on July 28, 2009
The October 2009 issue of Collectible Automobile has a fascinating profile of carleton Spencer, who was in charge of interior colors and materials for Kaiser-Frazer from the company's beginnings in 1946 to its sad end in 1955. Spencer took exception to the drab, monotonous interiors of...
Lucky Brand Jewelry
in The Jewelry Weblog, on July 27, 2009
Fashion Jewelry
Los Angeles fashion industry. He started Bongo Jeans with partner Michael Caruso and helped run the Bongo brand for 15 years. In 1990, Gene left Bongo to launch his dream, Lucky Brand , and asked Barry to become his business partner again. The company has since expanded to includ...
A Century of Suzuki, Well Worth Celebrating
in Classical Drives, on July 27, 2009
It isn't often that we automobile journalists recognise Japanese makes when writing about vintage automobiles. Probably because most Japanese manufacturers grew from unspectacular beginnings. No great art deco classics, no muscle cars, little participation in motor racing (Honda aside). To ap...
Style and Speed in America: Rare Jaguar C-Type to be Auctioned
in Classical Drives, on July 24, 2009
Many beautiful race cars have been designed and built in the last sixty years, their shapes answering to performance and aerodynamic needs rather than marketing demands: Thus no showroom compromises. I defy anyone to deny that the most beautiful of all was the C-Type Jaguar, bearing in mind the e...
Jacklyn Zeman Jewelry Collection
in The Jewelry Weblog, on July 23, 2009
Celebrity Fashion Jewelry
Born in Englewood, New Jersey, Jacklyn Zeman is an American actress , who completed her high school studies at 15 in Bergenfield, New Jersey, where she was raised, and studied dance on a scholarship at New York University. Soon she was dancing and modeling professionall...
Celebrating Fifty Years of an Enthusiast-Built Race Track
in Classical Drives, on July 22, 2009
If you live in an area of the US or Canada that happens to be far from the Pacific Northwest the name "Westwood" may not ring any bells. But for folks in BC, Washington, Idaho and Oregon, Vancouver's long-lost road race circuit remains a boatload of memories. It was carved out of th...
Porsche Power Matches Canadian Steam
in Classical Drives, on July 20, 2009
This is a favorite photo from a long-time history as an automobile journalist. I'm including it here because many of my fellow old car enthusiasts share an appreciation of classic railway trains, especially when pulled by steam engines.
The photo was taken in 1961. The Porsche 356B coupe ...
Early Birds Featured in Pontiac Firebird Search
in Classical Drives, on July 17, 2009
Almost forgotten among the thousands of currently available muscle cars is the original Firebird . Pontiac enthusiasts tend to overlook it because the base engine is a six rather than a V-8 but in doing so they miss the significance of that early Bird. This was no ordinary six. Influenced by E...
Sexy Lady Invites Muscle Car Owners to the Drive of a Lifetime
in Classical Drives, on July 15, 2009
Who could resist that invitation from the seductive lady seated on the hood? Certainly not me if I owned a muscle car! The spectacular Muscle Car 1000 is being organised by Russo and Steele , perhaps better known as collector car auctioneers. It begins on Sunday, October 4, 2009 at the Grand Del...
Ranjana Khan Jewelry
in The Jewelry Weblog, on July 14, 2009
Vintage-Inspired Fashion Jewelry
If you've got an eye for fashion, set your sights on this ultra-feminine accessories line from jewelry designer and stylist Ranjana Khan. With more than a decade of experience, Ranjana creates an eclectic and unexpected collection that mixes metals and luxu...
Kickers Kick high for Kids
in Das Schuh-Fashion-Blog, on 13.07.09
© foundphotoslj
Könnt ihr euch auch noch an die Schuhe mit dem roten und grünen Punkt in der Sohle erinnern? Die hießen Kickers kick hi und die gibt's zum Glück auch heute noch. Wie war ich damals stolz auf meine rote Ausgabe des Volvo unter den Schuhen, denn sie waren nicht etwa elegan...
Rare Corvette Discovered on Australian Beach
in Classical Drives, on July 13, 2009
Why is it that we sometimes need visitors from other places to help us appreciate the beauty of our own domain? I'm especially guilty as I live in what is arguably the loveliest part of a spectacular country (Canada, Sidney, BC, on Vancouver Island) yet often dream of being elsewhere.
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1954 Buick Skylark. More Beautiful Than a 48 Roadmaster?
in Classical Drives, on July 10, 2009
A few days ago I posted a blog about the styling of the post-war Buick Roadmaster (although a convertible was shown, it's the fastback that really turns my crank). It was, and still is, one of my favorites. However my good friend and former test drive buddy Colin Hefferon checked me up ...
Heidi Daus Jewelry
in The Jewelry Weblog, on July 10, 2009
Designer Vintage Jewelry
Heidi Daus has spent the last 25 years designing her jewelry with spirited innovation. Her love for vintage and estate jewelry , and exotic stones has helped to create artful designs that command attention. Her collectible looks transport you to an era of high romance,...
Renata Studio Jewelry
in The Jewelry Weblog, on July 8, 2009
Designer Fashion Jewelry
Renata Studio Jewelry is created using Technibond - a trademarked plating process for jewelry sold exclusively by HSN and hsn.com. Technibond jewelry is crafted from .925 sterling silver with a 40-mils-thick outside layer of 14K yellow gold . Technibond was creat...
At Last. The Concours that Pebble Beach Really Needs
in Classical Drives, on July 8, 2009
Did I just say (in the last blog) that too many things were happening during the Pebble Beach week? And that it should be split in two? So why am I plugging the newest event on the calendar? Because it's sweet revenge, that's why. Here's what the organisers of the Concours d'LeMo...
Pebble Beach Swamped, Calendar Needs to be Split
in Classical Drives, on July 6, 2009
The extravaganza known as Pebble Beach just keeps getting bigger, which would be okay with humble auto writers like me if it didn't continue to push room rates beyond reach. (Yes, the rich are different than you and me.) The latest announcement comes from La Dolce Vita Automobili at Black Hor...
Daimler SP250 Celebrates 50th Anniversary, Sidney Gets a Treat
in Classical Drives, on July 3, 2009
Walking down Sidney BC's main street recently on a fine sunny day, I spotted a Daimler SP250, known as a "Daimler Dart" until Chrysler threatened legal action. Although SP250s are scarce I remember them primarily because a fellow sports car club member raced one in the same Ontario ...
Gem Designs by Palermo Jewelry
in The Jewelry Weblog, on July 2, 2009
Gold and Gemstone Jewelry
A designer can toil for a lifetime and never be accepted by a Fifth Avenue jewelry empire like Cartier or Tiffany & Co. A testament to his talent, Richard Palermo began his jewelry career with both of these iconic brands. Richard has been designing jewelry fo...
New Bertone BAT Will Fly High at Concorso Italiano
in Classical Drives, on July 1, 2009
If you thought there was something familiar about this car you'd be right. Remember the spectacular Bertone-designed "BAT" Alfas of the late 1950s? Like most Italian-designed cars of the period they were years ahead of their time. Not necessarily practical but sparkling with design ...
Rive Gauche by Jean-Louis Jewelry
in The Jewelry Weblog, on June 30, 2009
Fashion Jewelry Made with Technibond Gold
Rive Gauche Jewelry is made with Technibond , a patented gold plating process for jewelry sold exclusively by HSN and hsn.com. It consists of 40 mm of 18 karat Gold bonded to Sterling Silver . Each piece has a lifetime manufacturer's warranty agai...
Classic Bentley Tour Arrives on My Doorstep
in Classical Drives, on June 29, 2009
Some classic car owners are content to leave their charges in museums or humidity-controlled garages. Others believe the cars should be driven and even exposed to the same hazards they faced when new. Among the latter are members of the Bentley Drivers Club , who organised a tour of thirty...
