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|Issue 483
IT IS HARD TO GO PAST THE PRANCING HORSE AS A ROCK SOLID INVESTMENT
The desire to own interesting cars is not something confined to our lifetimes or any particular part of the world.
Famous people with fast cars inhabited Hollywood during the 1930s, lolling on Locomobiles and Duesenbergs while big portions of the USA starved. And across the Atlantic, coach-built Bentleys were racing trains.
During the 1950s and '60s, the big accumulations started coming to light and names synonymous with classic vehicles rose to prominence; among them Bill Harrah, the Schlumpfs, Shah of Persia and the Sultan of Brunei.
Australia’s market for evocative models has grown steadily since the 1980s, punctuated by a few peaks and equal numbers of troughs. However, we are a corner store when set against the global megamart of collector vehicle sales.
If you want to make serious money in the car collecting realm, there are brands that cannot be ignored. They are Ferrari, Ferrari and Ferrari.
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1964 FORD ANGLIA
A FORD Anglia from the 1960s stands out on the road these days, particularly when it is a Broadspeed replica like this car.
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WATER BOYS!
THE GOLDEN AGE OF PUBLISHING IS IN THE PAST, SO WHAT'S A JOURNO MEANT TO DO? HOW ABOUT HYDRO-BLASTING
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JOHNSON'S TURBO VISION
It's a reasonably well-circulated theory that the mighty XE Falcon Grand Prix Turbo was a fairly desperate attempt to give Ford a chance at fielding a car in Australian touring car racing, moving forward from the axing of the Falcon V8 with the end of the XE model.
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1973 TRIUMPH TR6
WITH A clean design by Karmann, Triumph's TR6 has aged well and to this day holds a lot of visual appeal.
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ALFA ROMEO SPIDER 1966-94
THE SHAPE introduced at Turin's 1966 Motor Show survived 28 turbulent years with just one significant restyle. Appropriately for a twin-cam, two-seat car it was called 'Duetto', and the man who won the competition to choose its name was rewarded with one of the first-built examples.
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HOARDER SYNDROME
JUST BEFORE WE START, A WORD OF ADVICE FOR THE INNOCENT. DO NOT RENOVATE. EVER. JUST DO NOT DO IT
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1968 FORD CORTINA
WHILE FORD aimed at the volume family market with its MkII Cortina series, it nevertheless enjoyed a spectacular motor-sport career.
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1986 BENZ 420SEC
FOR SOME this generation qualifies as one of the 'bank vault' Benzes – so called for their solid feel and relatively straightforward and robust engineering. The SEC coupe is one of more rare variants from the S-class platform of this era.
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ONES THAT GOT AWAY
THE CARS WE SHOULD HAVE BOUGHT OR ARE DELIGHTED WE DIDN'T...
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ZRX1200R
KAWASAKI'S BIG NAKED BIKE, A HIGHLIGHT OF THE EARLY 2000S
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