In your mind's eye the first time you transport your classic motorcycle looks pretty simple: rent a van, bit of rope, job's a good 'un. read more>>
Porsche has laid its hands on many cars, from the SEAT Ibiza to the Vauxhall Zafira, but none has been more closely linked with the Stuttgart marque than the Audi RS2. read more>>
Whether it’s a crisp winter’s day or a perfect summer evening, there’s little to touch driving a convertible with the roof lowered. read more>>
Footman James returned to Bicester Heritage on Wednesday 21st August, with a mid-week Coffee & Chrome Collective meet, collaborating with the host’s Scramblers Assembly event. read more>>
Over the last few years, automotive laws regarding emissions, loudness and safety regulations have becomes progressively stricter. read more>>
Few cars get an ‘official’ nickname, and even fewer get one as awe-inspiring or famous as Nissan’s GT-R – Godzilla. But how did the storied Japanese sports car gain such a soubriquet? read more>>
The Honda Super Cub seems to defy one of the key influences upon something becoming desirable or collectable: rarity. Honda built more than 100 million Cubs. Hardly a low volume bike. read more>>
When Jaguar launched its new XJ saloon in 1968, it was at the cutting edge of luxury saloon styling. The cutesy rounded look of the Mk2 and S-Type models was replaced by a much more upright front grille that would go on to define the British firm’s flagship saloon for the 40 years. read more>>
We take a look at five classic designs that divided public opinion when they were released. Which side of the fence do you sit on? read more>>
The Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing is 70-years old this year and its origins lie in 1952. Don’t panic, we’ve not forgotten how to count, it’s all a matter of Mercedes’ W number codes. read more>>
So, can we put a monetary value on a nice feeling about a bike? Well, many of us have been there when heart overruled head when making that impulse buying decision and quickly discovering "a weekend project" referred to the length of time discovering all the unseen issues rather than some quick spanner work and minor fixes read more>>
Chateau Impney once again was the site of Footman James’ Coffee & Chrome Collective meeting on Sunday 4th August read more>>
Many classic car enthusiasts enjoy their cars so much because plenty of work can be done themselves. There aren’t the same issues with bonded bodywork, ECUs, and myriad sensors to have to try and factor in, with the adage that classic cars were built in simpler times a real boon to owners. read more>>
This article is intended to support those that have been affected by the current events. If you have been impacted by the recent events and suffered loss or damage you may find that you have insurance coverage that may be able to help. read more>>
A new government always brings about change, and no more so than Labour’s sweep to power, hanging their election campaign on that solitary word. read more>>
Look after your classic car and it will look after you. It’s a simple mantra and one that holds true no matter what car you have in your garage. read more>>
For the first time, the Coffee & Chrome Collective visited Boxengasse, hosting Footman James’ ever-popular event in the grounds of the venue on the edge of Bicester. read more>>
Supercars are becoming increasingly popular. Not in the wider public consciousness; these halo models have long been the subject of longing and posters. read more>>
There are plenty of key dates in the history of Volkswagen, but arguably the pivotal moment for the German company came in 1974. read more>>
The thrill of the chase is all part of the fun of buying, owning, and running a classic car. read more>>
What could be more fun than riding your classic to the caff on a sunny summer Sunday? read more>>
The ravages of time, weather and rust have rendered many once commonplace cars, or at least readily available ones, now near unicorns. read more>>
At Footman James we always want to highlight and encourage some of the new breed of classic vehicle enthusiasts, and we start with a regular to our Coffee & Chrome Collective meets, Molly and her pet chicken Buttercup! read more>>
Aston Martin has often been seen as the plucky British underdog, and never more so than when it showed off its sensational Bulldog concept in 1979. read more>>
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