What cars should be included on the World Heritage list of Unesco?

Posted on 15-09-2014 at 18:08 by ricardo – 206 Comments”

There are plenty of cars that we will never going to miss, and at the same time, there is enough look that never lost would have to go. Which model do you think a protected status, necessary?

To the (classic) car on a proper way to preserve the Federation of Historical Automobile and Motorfietsclubs (Fehac) this weekend in Utrecht talks with a representative of Unesco. To investigate whether mobile heritage from Europe/the Netherlands a place in the World Heritage list of Unesco deserves, that still primarily from the culture and natuurerfgoederen exists (list).

Also, the Fiva (Fédération Internationale des Véhicules Anciens) is about in conversation with Unesco. Board member Bert Pronk late on oldtimerblog know: “We want to try to use the Fiva for the mobile heritage in the Netherlands protection at Unesco.” Should the plan succeed, then it means it is not that iconic car’s suddenly protected by Unesco. Not really no realistic starting point. Think the Fiva that the completion of the World Heritage site with iconic cars, “international recognition of the value of the object” entails. The car considers that the national authorities there will keep.

In short, there is from all sides lobbied to have the automobile on the list to get, between the Van nelle factory and the canals of Amsterdam, to name but two Dutch examples. Let these keepers of the mobile heritage, therefore, a helping hand and start listing what cars absolutely not to be missed, should the plan continue. Which cars do we want to preserve for posterity?