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Showing posts with label Classic Cars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Classic Cars. Show all posts

Saturday, October 8, 2011

2012 Delahaye USA Bella Figura Type 57S

2012 Delahaye USA, SDELAHAYE USA present a new carbon fiber tribute to Jean Bugatti and his elegant Type 57S. Much more than a replica, this artistically stylized, stretched and widened coupe comfortably fits two six-foot-six occupants. While respecting the classic Bugatti look and feel, the 2012 Delahaye USA Bella Figura is built to modern standards in all other respects, including air conditioning, power brakes, steering, and windows, choice of interior and exterior finishes, and modern affordable engines selected to suit 21st century driving conditions.
The 2012 Delahaye USA BELLA FIGURA Type 57S coupe we will debut in August is a prototype. In November 2011 we will begin manufacturing “production” carbon fiber and composite cars, and there will be numerous improvements in those bodies. We will use high tech VECTORPLY 1708 +/- 45 biaxial weave composite with AOC vinyl ester and polyester resins, BOSTIC fiber reinforced plastic and AIREX BALTEK core materials (in some cases bonded to aluminum). It’s clearly the highest quality composite project we’ve ever been associated with in our twelve year history. We will also begin having aluminum bodies hand hammered for selected customers.

 2012 Delahaye USA Bella Figura Type 57S Pictures
2012 Delahaye USA Bella Figura Type 57S Front
2010 Delahaye USA Bella Figura Type 57S Front Angle View
2012 Delahaye USA Bella Figura Type 57S Side View
2012 Delahaye USA Bella Figura Type 57S Top View
2012 Delahaye USA Bella Figura Type 57S Wallpaper
2012 Delahaye USA Bella Figura Type 57S Wallpaper
2012 Delahaye USA Bella Figura Type 57S Wallpaper
2012 Delahaye USA Bella Figura Type 57S Wallpaper
2012 Delahaye USA Bella Figura Type 57S Wallpaper
2012 Delahaye USA Bella Figura Type 57S Back
2012 Delahaye USA Bella Figura Type 57S Wallpaper
2010-2011 Delahaye USA Bella Figura Type 57S Wallpaper

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Sunday, September 11, 2011

How To Remove Rust From Your Car

Rust ruins vehicles For some people, rust can be the bane of their existence. It's destructive, ugly, and difficult to get rid of. It can get everywhere, and it seems to particularly enjoy cars! Most of these people, which could include you, have never heard of rust removal products and probably didn't know they existed, let alone know how effective, easy and cheap they can be.

New vehicles normally come with rust prevention substances already on them, but once the warranty on the vehicle expires, owners have to be especially careful to try and prevent rust. Of course, preventing rust isn't always easy or practical, and sometimes the only possible solution to rust problems is removal.


How rust forms and spreads

Rust isn't exactly difficult to get either. The smallest chip, cut or scratch in the bodywork of your car can open it up to the possibility of rusting. Once the surface coating has been removed, moisture, oxygen and water all get into the car and begin the process of rusting. Rust is porous meaning that it allows even more moisture in, this is why rust spreads across the car so quickly, but trying to prevent this rusting can be an expensive process.

A lot of people believe that the only method of rust removal is a hefty bill from a professional bodyshop; however, inexpensive rust removal methods are widely available.

Products such as evapo-rust are specifically designed for home rust removal tasks. All rust removal products work on generally the same scientific premise of causing a chemical reaction to cause the rust to break away from the object on which it has formed.

The features of an excellent rust remover for cars

* It rapidly removes rust from ferrous metal and stainless steel
* It's non-toxic, non-corrosive and inflammable.
* It is environmentally friendly by being biodegradable. .
* There are no hazardous ingredients including acids and solvents
* It works at room temperature
* No specialist equipment is required
* It works as a stand-alone product and no secondary or add-on purchases are required.
* Recurrence of rust is prevented for a decent period after application.
* Will not affect non-rusted areas
* It is simple to apply and easy to clear up after operation

Is it worth it?

No rust remover product is a rust preventer – that is an entirely different matter. – but if you can purchase a rust removal product that is effective for a decent period of time it is worth the effort. Having to buy the product for a few dollars every month or so and undertaking the work on your car yourself is a lot cheaper than the prospect of driving around in a "rust bucket" or worse, contemplating the expense of trading in the car for a rust free model.

Article Source: http://www.articlesbase.com/classics-articles/how-to-remove-rust-from-your-car-5106652.html
About the Author
Author: robertcorinadam
Rustremover.net/ is the perfect site for finding evapo-rust for a really bargain price. This product will solve all your rust related problems and offer a variety of products to help you in the future.

Wednesday, April 27, 2011

Classic Chrysler Photo Gallery


1949 Chrysler Town & Country convertible

 

1934 Chrysler Airflow
 
 1955 Chrysler C-300


1955 Chrysler C-300

1963 Chrysler Turbine Car
 

1963 Chrysler Turbine Car

Monday, April 18, 2011

The UK Classic Car Zero Tax Rate

The UK Classic Car Zero Tax Rate

Author: Verity Clark-Spencer

For most cars on the roads of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Vehicle Excise Duty, better known as road tax is due. This is the tax for which you receive a tax disc that is placed in the front windscreen and it is due every year, or six months.

Certain classic cars are exempt from paying this tax, and can obtain a tax disc without paying. This is a date based exemption, and the cut off date is 1st January 1973. If your car was manufactured before this date you are entitled to the tax disc without charge. This is due to the legislation presuming that you will do limited mileage in the vehicle. When the classic car legislation was initially implemented this was a rolling exemption for any vehicle over 25 years of age. However, this was changed by the government in 1997 and it was frozen at the 1973 date. This zero road tax class is known as the "Exemption from vehicle excise duty for historic vehicles".
Not all vehicles built before 1st January 1973 count as historic vehicles, but anything that you might consider a classic car is included under the "private or light goods vehicles" category. Most of the exclusions are for vehicles still used for commercial purposes.
When you tax a classic car for the first time, you need to take or post the documents to your local DVLA office. The documents include the vehicle registration certificate (V5C), the MOT certificate, valid insurance documents and the application form from the DVLA. For future years you will receive a reminder through the post in the same way as you do for a paid renewal. You still have to prove that the car has an MOT and is insured in order to get the zero rate of vehicle excise duty. For many classic cars, you will be able to get special insurance that caters for the specific needs of vintage vehicles. This will be dependent on the needs of the owner, but typically might include limited mileage, agreed value, historic rally cover and is often discounted if you have membership of a car enthusiasts club.
Of course if you are not lucky enough to own your own classic car, then taxing it won't be a necessary step. There are other routes if you want to drive a classic car, perhaps for a special occasion such as a wedding, a prom or a birthday, in which case you can hire out a number of classic cars for self-drive hire. Available by the day or week this is a popular way to experience the beauty, excitement and ride of a vintage car, without any of the complications of ownership.
Article Source: http://www.articlesbase.com/classics-articles/the-uk-classic-car-zero-tax-rate-4599157.html
About the Author

Verity Clark-Spencer is enthusiastic about vintage vehicles of all sorts, and is currently writing about classic car hire in Sussex and Hampshire with vanillaclassics.com

Tuesday, April 12, 2011

Wedding Classic Cars

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