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Classic and Sportscar Centre Magazine Articles
REICH OLD MOTOR!
Source: The Huddersfield Examiner, January 2010
Nick Szkiler, whose parents still live in Marsh, will now handle the sale of the Mercedes 600K Special Roadster in Russia following a tip off.
Nazi car wreck is Goering for £12m
Source: The Sun Newspaper, January 2010
Nick Szkiler came across the motor, believed to have belonged to Hitler's second-in-command Hermann Goering, rusting away on a Russian farm.
New life for cars with character
Source: Yorkshire Post, November 2007
There's no doubt that cars have come a long way over the years but has all the technology that is crammed into modern vehicles really made things better or has something important been lost in the process?
Trade Talk
Source: Classic Cars For Sale, January 2005
Continuing our series on classic car traders, plus what's happening on the forecourts and who has the best deals! This month Grundy Mack
First of A new line
Source: Classic and Sports Car, September 2002
With sleek style, old-world charm and fine manners, the MGA has a foot in old and new MG camps. Paul Hardiman is the go-between
Dealer Talk
Source: Popular Classics, April 1999
If you are worried that buying a classic car from a dealer means paying through the nose, fear not! At Grundy Mack you can buy with confidence at prices similar to the private market. Jonathan Hill went to investigate their sales and service.
Heritage For Sale
Source: Practical Classics, April 1998
Intrigued by the idea of a motor museum where all the exhibits are for sale, Russ Smith heads for Yorkshire to find the man with the vision and drive some of his cars
Dealer Talk
Source: Classic Cars Bulletin, January 1998
One of the most striking features of the classic vehicle movement in the last few years has been the high incidence of buyers seeking vehicles that they can get about in and use on events.
Jowett Jaunt
Source: Practical Classics, April 1997
What better for visiting Yorkshire transport museums than three contrasting Bradford-built Jowetts, reckons Nick Larkin. But he returns from the trip an angry young man
Rover's Return
Source: Popular Classics, August 1995
When Melville Cleaver was crawling home from work across Newport Bridge at 12.45pm on November 2, 1957, he had no idea that his ancient Rover had been photographed by the police... Nor that it would mean a pleasant surprise 38 years later, when amateur detective Nick Larkin hit town in a rather special car