In this radical alternative travelogue to thewesterngroup area, an eclectic collection of stories is pulled together by group historian Dave Moss to entertain and inform you over future months, so we hope you enjoy this new series you will not want to miss –
By the mid-1980s BMW had built a formidable reputation in terms of producing attractive, high quality and fast motor cars that were objects of desire as well as mere vehicles built for transportation purposes, writes Kim Henson –
Dirty politics filled the air in September 1983 and we all came closer to oblivion than we might have guessed in a grim month recalled by Simon Hacker –
Sharing his thoughts and a little bit more as well is Tony Lewis –
An attractive and uniquely rewarding experience awaits those who venture west for events with a variety of automotive themes and you are encouraged to enjoy this snap-shot of Walton’s World –
This was an unusual opportunity to experience whether a company’s after-sales was as good as its product and Bentley passed with flying colours, says a sunburned Steve Belasco –
