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A heroic failure: the Australian Leyland P76 V8

Posted: January 22, 2020

British Leyland was already in big trouble when they decided to design a full-size saloon car for the Australian market. And guess what? It was even a pretty good car. But still, production stopped within two years. In the 1960s and ‘70’s the Australian car market was dominated by the large cars, like the Ford […]

Can this Mazda still be saved?

Posted: September 15, 2017

The black color of this 1967 Mazda Cosmo makes the pictures even more dramatic. Literally, everything on this car is corroded, damaged or at least dirty. The wonderful rotary engine is gone, the driveshaft is laying on the driver’s seat and the car has serious damage to the rear right wing. This car can be […]

Bonhams sells collection of Dutch Ford Museum

Posted: March 22, 2018

The Ford Museum in Hillegom, the Netherlands, has a collection of more than 200 Ford cars, most of them from before 1940. Two years ago the museum closed its doors, now Bonhams will sell the entire collection out. The auction is set for June 23, 2018. It is the second auto museum in the Netherlands […]

Daughter Tiffany takes over Dan Kruse’s auction house

Posted: September 4, 2019

A family take-over in Texas, USA: Tiffany Kruse starts her own auction house Republic Auctions. She more or less takes over from her dad, who has managed Dan Kruse Classics since 1972. San Antonio based Dan Kruse Classics has been one of the premier classic car auction houses, the business started as early as 1972. […]

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A heroic failure: the Australian Leyland P76 V8

Can this Mazda still be saved?

Bonhams sells collection of Dutch Ford Museum

Daughter Tiffany takes over Dan Kruse’s auction house

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