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2014 Race Retro show at Stoneleigh Park

New Year, new resolutions and even new ambitions, time then to kick things off at Stoneleigh Park and join this year’s celebration of McLaren’s 50th [Read More]

McRae RS1800 LSV171 for sale at 2014 Race Retro

In a slight twist of fate from 2012 when the instantly recognisable Eddie Stobart livered Escort RS took part in the live stage arena, on [Read More]

E-Type 4.2 Convertible Driven

The Series 1 E-Type opened the chapter on one of the most famous car stories of all time. Step forwards to Series 2 and things were [Read More]

Frog Eye Sprite Driven

The partnership had already been formed between Leonard Lord of Austin and Donald Healey with exports booming in the form of the Austin Healey 100. [Read More]

Ford Mustang GT Driven

In 1964 Ford hit the jackpot, they had learnt in the past all about producing cars in volume, the Model A for instance, and latterly [Read More]

VW Campers for Hire in London

London Classic Car Club member Kirk Harrison, who already has a Rover P6, Renault Avantime and Triumph Bonneville committed to the club has now gone [Read More]

Classic and Sports Car Magazine – April 2013

Another excellent issue with Aston Martin`s centenary being celebrated with the addition of a high quality, pullout special supplement (Car and Picture: Classic Car Club – [Read More]

Classic Cars – May 2013

Motorsport rules and regulations aren`t always well received but, occasionally, the various products developed to accommodate them filter down in a surprisingly good way to [Read More]

2015 Croft Nostalgia Weekend

Many race circuits around the UK have a classic meeting in their calendars but not many combine it with a full military display, aerobatics and [Read More]

Triumph Stag Driven

Stag by name maybe, this car is extremely tame in its nature. Despite V8 power the innovative Triumph Stag is more laid back than watching cricket on a [Read More]

Practical Classics – Spring 2013

Blimey, talk about a bumper issue. Practical Classics really has pulled out all the stops this month, with an issue so full of interesting articles and [Read More]