Over the past decade, there have been times when it would have been prudent, one might say essential, to have a pair of waterproof pants—and waterproof bag for electronics—with me. Alas, we are not always…
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Austin-Healey was a British sports car maker established through a joint-venture between Austin—a division of the British Motor Corporation—and the Donald Healey Motor Company in 1952. The Austin-Healey 100-6 was the second of the three Austin-Healey models later known as the Big Healeys. Introduced in 1956,…
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The Deus Surf Swap was on again this weekend at Sydney’s Bondi Pavilion. Celebrating music, good food and a love for the provenance of old surfboards, this year’s event focused on the humble twin fin….
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Autohaus Hamilton’s social drive took place over the weekend with a sensational selection of Porsche motor vehicles. Highlights included a wonderful burnt orange 911 Targa, a black 930 Turbo, a very rare GT4 and a staggeringly fast silver…
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Sunday is always a good day for an adventure. This weeks’ began by packing a 5’2″ Mini Simmons surfboard—shaped by Thomas Bexton—and heading south of Sydney to Thirroul. First stop was breakfast with the charming gents…
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The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride transformed Sydney into a vibrant hub of seriously good custom and classic motorcycles and well dressed riders. This year 410 cities around the world participated with around 800 bikes including bobbers, cafe racers,…
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The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride transformed Sydney into a vibrant hub of seriously good custom motorcycles and well dressed riders. This year over 500 bikes including bobbers, cafe racers, sidecars and classics met in a festive atmosphere…
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Combining motorcycles and surfing into a road tripping adventure holds the promise of distant waves, empty runs through sun dappled forests and the bringing together of two very sensual experiences. Properly caffeinated, I headed south…
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Patonga, 90 minutes north of Sydney at the tip of the National Park, is an ideal place for a weekend drive. Spotted recently were these rare Daimler SP250 sports cars. Beautifully restored, the owners enjoy…
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The lingering pleasure of Ferdinand Porsche’s design for the people’s car, the Volkswagen Beetle (bug). 21 million Bettle’s were manufactured from 1938 until 2003. They are air-cooled, rear-engined, rear-wheel drive and the longest-running and most-manufactured…
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The 356 was Porsche’s first production automobile. It was a lightweight, rear-engine, rear-wheel-drive sports car available in hardtop coupe and cabriolet configurations. Production commenced in 1948 and continued until 1965. The ‘Speedster’, with its low, raked windscreen and…
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This 1969 Fiat Lombardi 850 Grand Prix was photographed at the Classic Throttle Shop who provided the below description of this unusual car. Based on the Fiat 850 coupe and chassis the Lombardi was designed and…
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In this latest instalment of our XvY reviews, Brad and Dennis take a box-fresh Audi RS5 Cabriolet south through Sydney’s Royal National Park onto the charming town of Berry to compare notes on Audi’s latest…
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Aston Martin DB6 is one of the most stunning cars ever made, an iconic design with the performance to match. These cars are becoming more and more desirable / collectable, with recent auction prices continually…
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The Porsche 911 Carrera RS built in 1973 and 1974 is one of the most prized by collectors today. Considered by many to be the greatest classic 911s of all-time, the RS stands for Rennsport in German, meaning race…
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The Lamborghini Aventador is an amazing piece of design and engineering, from a company that constantly pushes the boundaries. They make extreme cars even by supercar standards, brutal machines built to be driven on the limit….
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The Jaguar E Type is another classic sports car which has managed to become an iconic British motoring legend. These cars are apreeciating at a rapid rate, with some recent examples for concourse cars at…
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Runnymede Motor Company was formed in 1978 by life-long car enthusiast Martin Brewer and has specialised in the sale of secondhand classic Aston Martins from day one. They have grown to be one of the…
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Covered Cars. As with most people living in central London, street parking is most common. Interesting to see these covered cars and guess what potentially lies beneath.
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