As usual, our first priority is to thank the appreciative people who have donated to the Historic Vehicles website. HV does have some advertising support, but we are indebted also to each donor, for helping keep the website content growing every month.

In our News section we reported on new parts for old Hondas, the AMCA motorcycle show, Ford's and GM's F1 involvement, modern vehicles' lack of enthusiasts appeal, Pebble Beach Concours results, Steve Irwin's 40 Series sale, an Invicta Continuation bargain and a double-anniversary Jayco-VW campervan. 

To Car Features  we added stories on classic car insurance, the history of the hill-holder, a NSW Creepy Crawly Rally event, the first globally-adopted IFS and VW split-screen vans starring at the Goodwood Revival.

To Car Brands we added the little known Schacht marque, the enduring Trojan, updated the early Lincoln V8 info and recorded the last GT-R in our updated Nissan brand story.

In Car Restorations we recorded the resto history of the Pebble Beach winning 'Tulipwood' Hispano Suiza.

To Motorcycle Brands we linked the Scott and Silk marques and added the unique Dunelt brand.

In Motorcycle Features we added a guide to insurance issues.

In Truck Features we photographed the 2025 Haulin' the Hume retro drive and advised on insurance matters.

To Truck Brands we added more information on Bob Whitehead's unique 'Sewer Sucker' RFW truck that is still working.

In Truck Restorations we reported on Isuzu Truck Australia's rebuilt Elf.

We've been posting some more of our very high-quality,  Historic Vehicles caps to Australian website donors. We're keeping these caps exclusive by giving them only to people who donate A$60 or more to the Historic Vehicles website. (Overseas donors can receive caps, but need to pay postage.)

Like you, we’re busy with spring cleaning, but the warmer weather hasn't quite arrived in the southern states yet - Allan Whiting, Jim Gibson and the Historic Vehicles team.