Part 1 of a three part story behind a trio of Aston Martin DB2/4 Mk.IIs that were sent to Carrozzeria Touring of Milan in 1955 to be fitted with some distinctive and innovative Superleggera bodywork. One of these rare cars is part of the FMM...
Before Bentley was taken over by Rolls-Royce in 1931, the cars were busy establishing themselves as sporting cars of quality, and FMM’s example is no exception...
This month FMM Curator Wayne Harley spends five days in the saddle of an Africa Twin...
A regular look back at old motoring and motor sport items...
A regular feature, outlining the activities of FMM’s workshop personnel who are responsible for repairing, renovating, refurbishing and restoring the museum’s large and varied collection of vehicles. This month we report on Donnie and Michael reviving a ground-breaking Mercedes...
One of the star attractions currently on display at FMM is an Edwardian-style aero-engined special that was built in Cape Town by the enigmatic motor builder, racer and historian Dickon Daggitt...
A regular feature, outlining the activities of FMM’s workshop personnel who are responsible for repairing, renovating, refurbishing and restoring the museum’s large and varied collection of vehicles. This month we report on JP getting into the saddle and gearing up his Mustang...
A regular look back at old motoring and motor sport items...
This month FMM Curator Wayne Harley takes a ride from the shadow of Table Mountain with a group of Table Riders...
More than 50 years ago after a lengthy gestation period, the Mazda Cosmo Sport appeared to showcase the company’s Wankel rotary engine development. Hand built in limited numbers, the model has become a rare and collectible piece of automotive history. Mike Monk recalls the model’s...
