The Story of Danziger Karosseriefabrik
The short-lived Free City of Danzig had at least one coachbuilder The Free City of Danzig was created with the Treaty of Versailles in 1919.
Author: Pal Negyesi
After 1945 American Cars Ruled in Hungary
When you think about post-war Hungary, you think about Communism, the Iron Curtain and Soviet cars. While that is generally true, we should not forget
Retromobile Show Looks To East
Last week the classic car season got off to great start with the Retromobile exhibition in Paris. The show featured an official presence by Škoda
Marin Dumitrescu Turns 101-Years Old
Legendary Romanian racing driver celebrated its 101th birthday late last week. Marin Dumitrescu came from his native village Comani to Bucharest in the 1930s and
Season’s Greetings
Let us wish you Merry Christmas and a Very Happy New Year!
60 Years of the RAF 977
The RAF 977 was one of the first Soviet minibuses. Serial production was launched in 1959. 70 years ago the Рижский завод автобусных кузовов (Russian
Schwaben Hill – A Hungarian Hill-Climb Revisited
Between 1920-1930, there was a hillclimb race held for cars and motorcycles on the slopes of the picturesque Schwaben Hill in the Buda part of
“Eigenbau” Cars From Romania
Over the weekend Retromobil Club Romania held the “Fabricat în Romania” show in Bucharest, where a lot of interesting locally made cars, trucks, buses and