Earlier this week in the PostWarClassic.com magazine...

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The weekend before the London Brighton Veteran Car Run so many of us are doing the last check on their veteran car or maybe polishing the brass. Or perhaps you are doing something completely different this weekend, please share it with us.

Anyway, there are some interesting features in our online magazine last week, so try to take some time to read them. Enjoy!

Post-war Classic of the week: Lister Chevrolet Knobby, a car to win races

Only a few cars over the years have combined such sleek yet purposeful looks with outright speed, noise and excitement as the Lister Chevrolet. In a decade where sports car racing was dominated by the Works teams, Britain surpassed itself in producing a number of smaller garage based teams that would go on to change the face of motorsport.

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Rétromobile to celebrate Citroën in Paris

French automobile manufacturer Citroën will be the star of the 2019 Rétromobile show in honour of its 100th birthday. André Citroën was a pioneer and a visionary – he designed timeless models and was one of the first people to use the Eiffel Tower as an advertising aid.
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Dutch fifties racer to be restored; info needed!

After WWII the Dutch Zandvoort Racing Circuit was realized and several local youngsters started to race in anything that had an engine and wheels. Among them was Willem Blankevoort from Haarlem and after racing his mother’s 1936 Lancia Augusta, he decided to build his own racecar.
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Back to back: Quattroporte 1 or HK1?

We can see ourselves driving from one European auction to another in a Gran Turismo or big saloon from the golden years of motoring. Over to you. Which one would be your choice to use for touring the intercontinental auctions held in the near future..?
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Friday Lady in Mystery microcar

She may well have been driving it for PR purposes, maybe on her way to a photoshoot? It will have intrigued the policeman, stopping her to find out just a little bit more. Now it's your turn to do just that.
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Tough to Crack Car Puzzle #195

Built in a time of innovation, this car was the production version of a certain prototype, that was developed by big names in the scene. Very few of these cars were built and sold. Up to you to give us more information.
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