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York Press: George Formby’s Rolls Royce Silver Dawn For Sale
Source: York Press, April 2011
This stunning Rolls Royce Silver Dawn was once owned by comic legend George Formby and has now gone on sale at a Malton classic car centre.
Bodywork venture for Classic Dealer
Source: Classic Car Weekly, June 2010
The Classic & Sportscar Centre, based in West Knapton in North Yorkshire, has recently acquired the Malton Coachworks as an ongoing concern. This will allow them to provide a total end-to-end service for their customers.
Was this bitsa a Nazi Merc?
Source: Classic & Sports Car, March 2010
After an epic adventure, a UK Classic Car Dealer has tracked down a Mercedes Benz 600k in Russia that may have been Nazi commander Hermann Goring's post-Blue Goose transport.
Not Goering for a song
Source: Classic Cars For Sale, March 2010
A Mercedes built for Hitler's right hand man is expected to fetch £12m making it the most valuable car in the world. The Mercedes 600K Special Roadster is an upgraded 'Blue Goose' model of which only 26 were ever made and the last one sold fetched £4m.
British Dealer Finds Top Nazi's Mercedes Benz
Source: Clasic Car Weekly, January 2010
British classic car specialist Nick Szkiler has without doubt made the find of anyone's lifetime - unearthing a 1942 Mercedes Benz V12 600K once owned by Nazi Hermann Goerring from a Russian lock-up.
Motor dealer discovers 1942 Mercedes in Russian lock-up
Source: The York Press, January 2010
Nick Szkiler, who owns the Classic & Sportscar Centre, at West Knapton, near Malton, was told the Mercedes Benz 600K Special Roadster, one of only 26 ever made, had been rotting away in a garage.
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