Classic Car Weekly 17 April 2002
Publication Details
| Type | Magazine |
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| Publisher | Classic Car Weekly |
| Published date | 17/04/2002 |
Articles
| Page | Title | Type | Length | Options |
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| 20 | Buying Power. Lotus Cortina. When launched in 1963 the Lotus Cortina was little short of sensational - it's now one of the most collectable of all Fords, but Matt Skelton tells us to beware. | Single vehicle -Reviews | 2 |
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| 36 | Out and About. Something for everybody. Tony Hillyard takes a trip to Germany for Techno Classica Essen - considered by many enthusiasts to be Europe's best show. | Events | 2 |
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| 36 | Out and About. The Yanks are here! Steve Havelock visited Fort Brockhurst near Portsmouth for one of the South England's biggest shows dedicated to American classic cars. | Events | 2 |
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| 38 | Missing The Marque. A marque too many. French firm Simca started life late as a car manufacturer, but soon made up for lost time. . . at least until the Americans took over, reckons Richard Gunn. | General interest | 2 |
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Now in the shop
 Rover 3500 (76 - 87) up to E Classic Reprint
£24.00
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 Practical Classics February 2005 - Featuring Buyers Guide Ford Escort Mk I
£2.95
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 Triumph Herald (59 - 71) up to K Classic Reprint
£24.00
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 Practical Classics January 2007 - Buying Guide Featuring Jaguar XK8 and Mini Moke.
£2.95
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 PORSCHE 911 CARRERA AND TURBO GOLD PORTFOLIO
£16.50
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 CAR MECHANICS
ELECTRONIC DIAGNOSTICS
£12.07
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