Classic Cars August 2006
Overview
Publication Details
| Type | Magazine |
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| Publisher | Classic Cars |
| Published date | 01/08/2006 |
| Pages | 212 |
Articles
| Page | Title | Type | Length | Options |
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| 36 | Our Cars - 1958 Jaguar XK150-Graeme Hurst, 1961 Jaguar E-Type-Quentin Willson, 1975 NSEU Ro80-Glen Waddington, 1976 MGB GT-Eric Richardson, 1971 Saab 1995-Malcolm McKay. | Features | 4 |
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| 45 | Ford Escort Files - The Ford Escort is an unlikely mix of competition car heroism and humble family saloon. Relive its amazing story as Classic Cars drives the Legend. | Single vehicle -Reviews | 11 |
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| 58 | Zero worship - Stratos Zero Replica - Bertone's Stratos Zero concept car blew away the design world in 1970. Custom builder Andy Saunders stopped at nothing to breathe life into his unique dream car and stun us all again. | Single vehicle -Reviews | 5 |
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| 68 | Lamborghini Diablo - "Maxing a Diablo feels like driving with a knife held just millimetres from your ribs" - Welcome to the insane world it Italy's most outrageous supercar, where big power and performance figures are all - and subtlety and practically count for nothing. | Single vehicle -Reviews | 4 |
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| 74 | Last One To The Sea Buys The Ice Creams. You'll Have to be quick Rain's forecast and we're in a mad 190bhp Triumph Spitfire with no roof. Follow us throughKent to the coast. | Event-Country | 5 |
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| 80 | Jaguar's loudest growl - Salvadori's Lightweight E-Type - This is no ordinary Jaguar E-Type. It's one of 12 precious Lightweight versions built for competition lighter, faster, raced by Roy Salvadori, and for the next five pages, we've got the keys. Here's what it's like - from the driving seat. | Single vehicle -Reviews | 5 |
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| 90 | Live your gangster fantasies - These executive saloons look perfect for corporate heads or mafia kingpins. After 25 years of depreciation, you can afford to be the boss man. | Features | 5 |
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| 108 | Buy a TVR S-Series - Think that raw and simble British sports cars died out with the Austin-Healey badge? Think again- the TVR-S-Series upholds that tradition and you could be feeling the power for as little as £5000. | Single vehicle -Reviews | 3 |
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