Classic Cars For Sale in Kuwait

Classic Cars 

Des prix comparables à une location "normale", 5 à 10 fois moinscher que les locations de "prestige" ou de "supercar"

Parce que nous louons les voitures de notre propre collection, et que ce capital ne se déprécie pas, nous pouvons proposer nos véhicules à des tarifs très compétitifs, en fait très proches de ceux de la location d’une banale voiture de tourisme !

Pour le prix d’une journée en Clio partez au volant d’une Mini Moke ou d’une Lotus Super Seven ! Pour le prix d’un week-end en Espace écoutez le chant du double arbre de l’Alfa Spider Duetto ou le tonnerre du V8 de l’AC Cobra  !

                         Un "glamour" et un capital sympathie incomparable

1935 Derby Bentley 3.5 Drophead

1935 Derby Bentley 3.5 Drophead - green - fvr

                     1935 Derby Bentley 3.5 Drophead - green - rvr

                     1931 Bugatti Type 51 Coupe - black - front

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Where goes old cars in Germany? Here is one car waste

that is in perfect order!

old cars

The oldest Swiss car magazine, the Automobil Revue, celebrated the 100th Anniversary. 

So they showed some interesting cars:

Alfa-Romeo 6C 2500 Sport Freccia D'Oro, 1948 

After the car was featured in an issue of 1948, the car remained officially as a test-car at the the car-magazine, but owned by R. Braunschweig, chef-editor of the Automobil Revue. 

In 1968, the car was featured again in a long-run-test.

Pininfarina Audi Quartz quattro, 1981
Pininfarina didn't like the original design for the all new Quattro, 

so he dedicated his Quartz to the 75th Anniversary of the Automobil Revue.

Auto Union Typ C, 1936, Replica 

The original car was given to the German Museum in Munich, back in 1937. 

Automobil Revue had the chance for a ride, in 1995. 

Shown at Geneva is a replica, built by Crostwaithe & Gardiner, UK.

Bugatti T51, 1931 

Achille Varzi was the first owner of this early T51, he sold it to Bugatti, and the car won some important races, the car was sold again, to Varzi, again. 

After the restoration, back in 1973, the car was featured in an issue of the Automobil Revue.

Delahaye 135MS Convertible, body by Graber, 1948. 

This 135MS was bodied by the Swiss coachbuilder Graber, and it was featured on the cover of the yearly catalogue issue of the first Swiss car magazine.

Dufaux Grande Voiture, 1905 

In 1905 the Dufaux set a new speed-record, 156km/h! 

The car was given to the Swiss "Verkehrshaus"-Museum by Mr. Dufaux, back in 1942.

Mazel showed another Hispano-Suiza, this time not a new concept, but an original one.

Ford GT40, 1966. 

In 1966, Automobil Revue was able to feature a roadtest of a street-version.

Mercedes 300SLR (Uhlenhaut Coupe), 1956 

R. Uhlenhaut, Mercedes chef-engineer, and friend R. Braunschweig (chef editor of Automobil Revue) discussed the possibility of building a street-legal 300km/h-car. 

Uhlenhaut built the 300SLR, and the Automobil Revue was the only car-magazine which was allowed to publish a roadtest. Well, the car only was able to go 286km/..., back in 1956!

Zagato celebrated the 50th Anniversary of the 250GTZ,
they are now working on a new 575GTZ, curious to see that car...

Some old cars

                                  Some old cars (from 1911)

packard thirty fore-door limousine from 1911 old car

SOLD

solo car 1957

Classic Car Insurance

Classic Car Insurance

Being the owner of a classic car separates you from the average car driver with practical needs. If your car was manufactured before 1973 or at least fifteen years back then it qualifies as classic car. A collector’s car is like a walking work of art that you have to maintain and preserve for its historical value. Consequently, a classic car insurance company will have different areas of focus than with the usual auto driver.

Before settling for an insurance company you need to pin down the requirements that you need to attach to your classic car. Your insurance profile will be determined depending on: how often you will be driving the car – all year round or just on warm, sunny days; how many miles you intend on driving – some classic car insurance companies will restrict you to drive a certain mileage while others won’t do that, but will oppose to your using the car for public and frequent transportation; what the estimated worth of the car is – it’s not a new car so the insurance company won’t be able to set ahead a standard value; you will also need to jot down any modifications that have been made to the car and specify the parts that have been replaced. Some companies will ask for a number of pictures to be taken of your inside and outside of the vehicle before they asses your classic car insurance policy. This will save you a lot of time and effort. Last but not least the age of the vehicle is very important. Unlike the cars that are intended for daily use, classic car insurance will charge more for older cars and less for newer ones.

Online Insurance

Searching for insurance is very strenuous, tiring and time-consuming. It is a difficult task that it’s otherwise necessary for you and your family’s well being, for your assets and for the general financial comfort. Attention must be high at all time when choosing insurance, whether it is for health, land and water properties or business. Still, there is one aspect that could easily be reduced, and that is time. Online insurance is the solution to this problem.

By visiting the large variety of websites that offer all kinds of insurances, you will be more likely to find the best insurance that best fits your requirements and financial possibilities. In the comfort of your home you can subscribe to companies or brokers or others insurance professionals that will supply you with unlimited offers. Some sites will reply your inquiries with quotes. More quotes will enlarge the range of opportunities. Insurance companies can send you instant answers with comparing prices of insurance rates from a myriad of variants. All you have to do is know exactly what you need and what you can afford. Some types of insurance can be made without ever your leaving the house, creating your policy straight away. Apart from the speed of the response, these services are free when choosing online method.

Frequently, insurance companies offer discounts for existing clients or under certain circumstances. For car insurance, for example, you can receive discount on your premium for being an experienced driver, with a clean driving score or for a clear credit card history. If you choose a company with which you already have a policy you may be eligible to receive fidelity discounts or freebies. Also, if you have proved to be a good client over a longer span of time with the same insurance company, you may, again, receive extra discounts. It all depends on the clauses of that company’s contracts and its regime. The insurance industry is versatile enough to offer you at least one advantageous recommendation. But you need to make all these specification and clearly state your expectations from the insurance policy.