South American auto quest
4 January, 2015
An intrepid Gerard Richards goes all Joseph Conrad and does the ‘Heart of Darkness’ thing while searching out old cars on a recent trip abroad The highway out of Lima
An intrepid Gerard Richards goes all Joseph Conrad and does the ‘Heart of Darkness’ thing while searching out old cars on a recent trip abroad The highway out of Lima
“There was a time when Formula 1 was comparatively simple — you bought your engine from Cosworth, gearbox from Hewland, and ran up a chassis” One enthusiast, Peter Connew,
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As I am about to open the door on my tenth year behind the camera for Parkside Media, parent company to NZ Performance Car, NZV8, and New Zealand Classic Car
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“John Nicholson is yet another high achiever who is largely anonymous — just the way he likes it” A good friend of mine has a great line when people start
We’re all going on a Summer Holiday!” sang Cliff Richard in the 1960s movie of the same name. He and his Shadows went in a double-decker bus, picking up along
It’s weird to think that I’ve been a part of this team for almost a year now. Maybe not officially, but somewhat anyway. I’ve found some new ways of shooting and
Back in Issue No. 280 of New Zealand Classic Car, correspondent Chris Field wrote about his experience of being apprehended in his 1964 Rolls-Royce for displaying a UK- rather than
“On the 30th anniversary marking the arrival of the Peugeot 205 GTi, Donn recalls one that had a special place in his garage” Oscar Wilde wrote about a bloke
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“Once again, Graeme Rice looks back on the motoring worlds of 100, 75, 50, and 25 years ago” View fullsize Jesse G Vincent – the man behind Packard’s mighty
Coming up with our top 10 featured cars in New Zealand Classic Car magazine over the years proved to be just too difficult. So instead of arguing it out for too lengthy
Once again, Graeme Rice looks back on the motoring worlds of 100, 75, 50, and 25 years ago June 1914 View fullsize Kenelm Lee Guiness spurring his Sunbeam on to