Curbside Classics

[carlo]

I trust some of you are already familiar with this brilliant site; here's one of their typically knowledgeable and fascinating articles, this time on Autobianchi.

 

http://www.curbsideclassic.com/curbside-classics-european/automotive-history-italian-deadly-sins-part-1-autobianchi-a111-who-do-you-think-you-are/

 

 

[tooSavvy]

I put a piece in (on someone else's blog) about my European Carina II.

 

http://www.curbsideclassic.com/curbside-classics-asian/curbside-classic-1973-toyota-carina-my-cc-holy-grail/

 

2nd to bottom post

 

TS

[John F]

Must be a bloody septic site, they don't know the difference between "kerb" (thing between the pavement and the road) and "curb" (restrain, keep in check)...

[wuvvum]

I put a piece in (on someone else's blog) about my European Carina II.

 

http://www.curbsideclassic.com/curbside-classics-asian/curbside-classic-1973-toyota-carina-my-cc-holy-grail/

 

2nd to bottom post

 

TS

Liar.  That post is in English.

[solid61]

I spend a lot of time on curbside classics,it really is a good informative site and its not all american chat,another good one is called,ateupwithmotor,its along similar lines to curbside with some great writeups on all sorts of vehicles.

[Magnificent Rustbucket]

It is probably an excellent site, but I have been put off it a bit by their poor knowledge of old Jags - particularly the XJ40 like my car. They just recycle one cliche after another without any real attempt at learning about them or understanding them.  I'm sure they're better and more accurate with cars they're familiar with.

[Squire_Dawson]

Curb your enthusiasm.