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With the age of the internet the concept of show seasons has kind of faded a little, whilst we may not be able to head out through the wind and rain to any big shows in our own country we can live vicariously through others via the internet. We've covered the New Years Meet in Japan before, but this year it seems there is much more online for it and quicker than in previous years.We don't usually find that much in the way of Japanese car shows covered on Flickr, unless it is someone visiting...
Every year I look forward to seeing what the Grand National Roadster show throws out in terms of prizes and show cars, this year’s selection of cars on the show floor seemed to be exceptional, there has been a whole bunch of coverage elsewhere that we aren't in a position to match, check the bottom of this post for a whole load of links. We're here to talk about the winners though, but not the winning car.I'm going to say this straight up, I wasn't that happy with the winning car for...
Racing cars, twisty roads and Mediterranean sunshine, what a brilliant recipe, one that can be found on the Rally of Mallorca which we covered last year, and we will be covering again this year. It isn't the only island based rally to happen in the med, given that a number of families are planning their holidays at this time of year we thought it might be worth suggesting you head to Corsica in October, there isn't really a need to tell your nearest and dearest that there is a historic rally...
Well 2010 has started and it is about time we put on our wizards hats and attempted to predict the future. Consider this half wish list, half observation, with a pinch of idea and a dash of asking around. Without further ado, Retro Scene Mag's trend predicitions for 2010 are as followsRace Car Inspiration
You can't have failed to notice that we are big fans of circuit racing on this here blog. We're not the only ones it appears, mroe and more people are taking cues from circuit racers,...
We've been pretty quiet recently, a combination of winter and great upheavel at RSM towers, we have found time to sort out a nice Facebook Group which you can join and keep up to date with our posts. With the Grand National Roadster show coming up this month and our annual (occasionally controversial) trends posts on their way there is plenty more to come in January. In the mean time have a look through this great set of videos about Graham Hill, as shown earlier this year on BBC...
Whilst we are asleep under a blanket of snow and cloud, Australia and New Zealand are enjoying their summer time. Of course summer means a lot of different things to a lot of different people, to us here at RSM it means Car Shows! Using the power of the internets we can enjoy the thrills and spills of shows thousands of miles away with just the click of a mouse. The question is, what do you look for? Well we found a real live Australian and asked him, this is what he said.Like a lot of...
Well that was a pleasant hiatus, hope you all didn't miss us too much and are looking forward to the new year as much as we are.We started the new year with our regular trip to the BuySellCortina meet, which you can find pictures of in our Flickr gallery. It is always pleasing to see how many people will brave the cold and occasionally treacherous conditions for New Years day and Boxing day meets. A nice mid winter boost to keep you going before we hit show season proper.Talking of show...
We've made it to December. As the UK spirals into winter our output on the blog slows down a bit, we'll still be bringing you cool stuff to check out every week, probably not at such a pace as we manage over summer. Of course life goes on in the Retro Scene, cars are being built, the Southern Hemisphere heads into summer, and there are still cars out there to be discovered by us. In the mean time, some links to keep you busy.Let us start with a mystery, one that you can follow as it evolves...
It seems to be something floating around a fair amount of blogs at the moment, so we thought we'd stick our two-penneth in. Vannin' rocks!... you want more than that? Okay...The 70's US van culture created a wave of murals, button down velour interiors, disco lights and shiny slotmags the world over. Today you can see the influence it had in the Japanese 1-box scene, which in turn is influencing a variety of Western car anf van modifiers. At the time it had a strong influence on UK and...
The 2009 Classic car show boasts 220 car and motorbike clubs, over 1,400 cars and live showcases, restoration demonstrations and an autojumble. This naturally makes it one of the highest attended classic car shows in Europe. Despite the recession and the windy weather the first day was very busy. The different scope, styles of classic and retro cars were generally well covered, although the event is still very much slanted towards traditional British classic car stands, which were spread out...
Well SEMA has come and gone, the web is flooded with cool cars old and new once again. Rather than just point you at some galleries we thought we'd pick out some choice morsels that tickled our particular fancy. In no particular order :erm...
Okay I don't know the base car, I should, I REALLY should... but I don't. So I'm just going to say that I love this teched out roadster, a very modern take on a build of a classic shape.Slammed Suburban(warning, may not be a suburban)
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When putting together our rare car pieces we usually have a fair idea of what’s in store, a car we already know about, or know of. This time we started out down one path and had to change tact half way through, so this isn't exactly a rare car entry, but a rare company entry.Usually you'd associate low volume Italian cars with their famous prancing horse and raging bull brands, high end super cars and sports GTs. Moretti came from a different angle, they approached the market via small...
We've had Andy Ruffell and Bob Haro mentioned here before so I guess you've probably guessed we're into our old school BMX here on RSM. Right now we're heading towards the launch of a sister site where we can indulge our musical, extreme sporting, style and love of generally cool stuff without diluting the feed of car stuff here on RSM. Until then though I'll post some stuff that we've stumbled across whilst we're putting it together
This is Woody Itson, a California-based BMXer from back in...
If you've bought an issue of Octane magazine(link) you may well have seen the excellent illustrations for Felix Petrol, these excellent cartoons are drawn by Guy Allen.Working out of South West London Guy creates wonderfully stylised representations of some extremely iconic machinery, with a leaning towards the classic and Italian, the cute Fiat 500 seems to have inspired some fantastic illustrations, a particular favourite of ours being the yellow one followed by a group of duck chicks. A...
Years ago I bought a Fast Car Magazine with CDRom on the front as a free gift. That CDRom contained images of cars and wheels and allowed you to combine the two via your computer. That, I suppose, was my first experience of the computer-based modifying that has become known as the 'Selecta'.
Back in 2002 I frequented a forum called Volkszone and it was jolly good fun. One day a chap called Rich Whitlock posted a link to something rather special...the Bus Selecta. To my knowledge, that was...Created in 1,6135840415955 seconds
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