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Rediscovering VIN 001: The First Corvette Ever Made
In a quiet field near Tulsa, Oklahoma, history emerged from the rust. The first Corvette ever produced—bearing the legendary VIN 001—was discovered after decades of obscurity. Parked beside a weathered barn, cloaked in corrosion and time, this automotive relic tells a story far deeper than its faded paint. A Forgotten Icon Chevrolet’s Corvette debuted in 1953, a bold move into the world of…
🏎️ The 1996 Stevens Cipher Coupé, Rare Indeed!
The 1996 Stevens Cipher is one of those fascinating “almost‑cars” of the 1990s — a fully engineered prototype that came incredibly close to production but never made it past the pre‑production stage. Only one example of the 1996 Coupé exists, which makes it one of the rarest British‑designed sports cars of its era. A complete redesign by Professor Tony Stevens, unrelated to the 1979–80 Cipher…
A Visit to the Milestones Living History Museum Basingstoke
🚗 Melkus RS 1000: Against the Odds!
www.youtube.com/@TheTransportChronicles A story of ingenuity, improvisation, and ambition behind the Iron Curtain The Melkus RS 1000 is one of those rare machines that feels almost mythical — a sports car built in a place where sports cars weren’t supposed to exist. In the Eastern Bloc, where private enterprise was tightly controlled and automotive design focused on utility rather than…
Heinz Melkus: The Quiet Genius of East German Motorsport
Some figures in motoring history roar into the record books; others work in the shadows, crafting brilliance under constraints that would stop most people in their tracks. Heinz Melkus belongs firmly in the second category — a man whose ingenuity flourished behind the Iron Curtain, turning limited resources into motorsport legend. 🚗 A Racer Born in the Wrong Place, at the Right Time Born in…
🚗 The Wild, Ingenious History of the LADA VFTS
Video – Transport Chronicles on YouTube A Soviet rally weapon born in a Lithuanian workshop Few cars capture the strange magic of Soviet motorsport quite like the LADA VFTS. It’s a machine that shouldn’t have existed—an unlikely Group B rally car built not in a gleaming factory, but in a repurposed repair workshop in Vilnius. Yet it became a cult icon, a hero of Eastern Bloc rallying, and a…
The Slough Experiment
Known more these days as the home of the Ricky Gervais comedy series “The Office” Back in the 1950s, Slough quietly became one of Britain’s most unusual testing grounds. While most towns were getting on with post‑war rebuilding, Slough was chosen for something different: a bold national experiment in road safety. The idea was simple but ahead of its time. With traffic increasing and accident…
The UK’s First Petrol Station
This is just a few miles from where I live, here’s the story. It’s easy to forget just how different motoring looked a century ago. Today we pull into a forecourt without a second thought, but in the early days of British motoring, buying fuel was a very different experience. Most drivers bought petrol in two‑gallon cans from chemists, hardware shops, or even the local blacksmith. That changed…
The Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs (FBHVC) wins UNESCO approval in first step to safeguard the UK’s historic vehicle movement
The Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs (FBHVC) has succeeded in gaining UNESCO’s approval to proceed with its application to have the UK’s Historic Vehicle Enthusiasts’ Movement recognised as an example of Intangible Cultural Heritage. Crucially, enthusiasts play a vital role in helping keep our vehicle heritage alive. This is the first step in a detailed process which will hopefully…
✈️ The Bede BD‑5: The Little Airplane That Captured the World’s Imagination
Few aircraft have ever caused the kind of shockwave the Bede BD‑5 did when it burst onto the aviation scene in the early 1970s. Designed by the endlessly ambitious Jim Bede, the BD‑5 wasn’t just another homebuilt kit plane — it was a promise. A promise that anyone could own a tiny, fighter‑like aircraft with blistering performance, low cost, and futuristic looks. And for a moment, the world…
Finally! A Battery That's Better Than Energizer And Duracell! - Project Farm @YouTube
Another interesting video from Todd at Project Farm, really helpful information as usual. Lithium and Alkaline AA batteries compared for total milliamp hour capacity, internal resistance, initial voltage, performance in subfreezing temperature, and performance in a flashlight over a 5.5 hour test. 26 brands, including Duracell, Energizer, Rayovac, Harbor Freight Thunderbolt, and many more.
F1 The Movie, Behind the Scenes
As many of you have no doubt watched the F1 Movie over Christmas. I thought I’d share the work that my friend Austen owner of Ozcraft High Quality Fabrication, Classic & Race Car Restoration did on the movie cars and camera rigs amongst other things. Pop over to Austen’s site here to see more of the amazing work! Whilst you are there take a look around to appreciate the level and quality of work
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Why Exhibiting a Beluga is Such a Headache
Video from Simple Flying on YouTube Hangar size limits Very few museums in Europe (or anywhere) have hangars that: Can accommodate 18–19 m height Allow enough clearance for the nose bulge Can handle the floor loading of a widebody airframe Even many former air force bases can fit Concorde or a 747, but not comfortably a Beluga without structural compromises. Outdoor display is…
Bitter Automotive, Bitter by Name, Brilliant by Nature, The Bitter SC.
In the early ’80s, when German engineering met Italian flair, the result wasn’t a BMW or a Benz — it was the Bitter SC Senator Coupe. Styled like a Ferrari 365 GT4 but built on the humble bones of an Opel Senator, this grand tourer was a contradiction in chrome: elegant, obscure, and quietly brilliant. Launched in 1979 as the successor to the wedge-shaped CD, the SC was Erich Bitter’s attempt to…
CATL Reveals Sodium Battery With a 3.6‑Million‑Mile Lifespan: A Turning Point for EV Energy Systems
CATL — the world’s largest EV battery manufacturer — announced a breakthrough that could reshape the future of electric mobility: a sodium‑ion battery capable of lasting up to 3.6 million miles. That number isn’t hype. It comes from cycle‑life projections tied to CATL’s next‑generation sodium platform, known as Naxtra, which promises around 10,000 charge cycles and dramatically improved…
The RAF Battle of Britain Memorial Flight: Keeping WWII Aircraft Alive in 2025
In an age of stealth fighters, autonomous drones, and satellite‑linked cockpit systems, it’s remarkable that some of the most beloved aircraft in British skies are more than eighty years old. Yet in 2025, the RAF Battle of Britain Memorial Flight (BBMF) continues to fly some of the most iconic machines of the Second World War — not as museum pieces, but as living, breathing reminders of the…