Classic & Sports Car March 2007
Overview
Publication Details
| Type | Magazine |
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| Publisher | Classic & Sports Car |
| Published date | 01/03/2007 |
| Pages | 228 |
Articles
| Page | Title | Type | Length | Options |
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| 100 | The Magic Numbers - From TR2 to TR8, the essential flavour of Triumph's sports car remained the same despite and ever-changing recipe. James Elliott drives them all. | Multi vehicle - Reviews | 10 |
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| 110 | Crowning glory - The fabulous Toyota 2000GT proved that the Japanese car industry was capable of more than mass-production. Mick Walsh drives a trio of eastern rarities. Toyota 2000 GT S1, | Single vehicle -Reviews | 6 |
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| 118 | The de Ville's in the detail - Dave Richards tells the story of two of the most famous coachbuilt Minis - crafted by Radford in the '60s and recently restored. | Single vehicle -Reviews | 6 |
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| 124 | Anthill mob - The 4wd Austin Ant was the last Issigonis project for BMC. Jon Pressnell talks to the engineers who turned an idea into a prototype, and drives one. | Single vehicle -Reviews | 5 |
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| 130 | Saviour of South Bend - From the depths of the Depression, Studebaker created the Land Cruiser, a novel design that drove the firms revival, as Julian Balme explains. | Single vehicle -Reviews | 4 |
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| 134 | Like a rolling stone - Innovative designer Tony Southgate has tackled everything from sports-prototypes to single-seaters, plus Ford's RS200. He was happiest as a freelancer, as Richard Heseltine discovers. | General interest | 4 |
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| 138 | History repeating - Aston Martin tried to recapture the spirit of the DB4GT Zagato for its most exclusive model of the '80s. Alastair Clements drives a pair of Milanese rarities. | Multi vehicle - Reviews | 5 |
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| 152 | Our classics - Jensen Interceptor-James Elliott. MGB-Martin Port. BMW 2002tii-David Evans. Lotus Elan +2-Julian Balme. MG Midget-Jon Pressnell. Triumph Dolomite Sprint-Alastair Clements. | Features | 5 |
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| 170 | Starter classic - Ford 'Popular' - Almost unchanged since the 1930s, Fords bargain-basement car of the 1950s makes a good first classic, explains Malcolm McKay. | Single vehicle -Reviews | 4 |
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