Classics Monthly November 2005
Overview
Publication Details
| Type | Magazine |
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| Publisher | Classics Monthly |
| Published date | 01/11/2005 |
| Pages | 164 |
Articles
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| 24 | This charming car - Snowdonia is home to some of the most stunning mountain countryside anywhere in Britain. Mike Renaut finds an equally stunning example of a Ford Consul for a classic drive. | Features | 5 |
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| 36 | Without a chassis - When Vincenzo Lancia wanted to make a car lighter, he found inspiration in the shape of a boat's hull. Mark Robinson looks at the vintage Italian that changed the very way a motor car was built. | Features | 5 |
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| 56 | Fun in the sun - Motoring stripped back to its most basic has a very seasonal appeal, but when the weather's fine these three 'funmobiles' are just what you need. Mark Robinson finds another way of getting sunburnt. | Multi vehicle - Reviews | 6 |
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| 70 | Modyfiying: Volvo Amazons - Old Volvos are immensely useable classic cars so improvements are not always that necessary. But if you want to stand out from the crowd - or just beat them to the next sauna - Mike Renaut looks at what can be done. | Features | 6 |
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| 88 | Staff Classics - Spitfire 6, Saab 99T, 1980 Dolomite 1500, 'Christine', Rover 200 & 3500, VW Golf GTI, | Restoration | 4 |
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| 94 | Sun arise - Jon Newlyn's 240Z is the oldest known version in the Northern Hemisphere. In order to bring it back to show winning standards he had to draw on the willing help and expertise of other Z enthusiasts. Dale Spiller tells chassis 35's story. | Restoration | 6 |
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| 104 | Rhubarb & Custard - Regarded as two of the sweetest 1960s British sportscars ever, the E-type Jaguar and Triumph TR5 are as different as they are exciting. So what's it like having two great classics in the same household? Bill Newman & Julie Collins explains. | Multi vehicle - Reviews | 4 |
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| 110 | Buyer's guide - Alfa Romeo Alfetta GTV - Enthusiasts love them, but Alfetta GTVs are an increasingly rare sight these days. Rust is still the main enemy so choose carefully. Carlin Gerbich guides you past the tinworm. | Features | 6 |
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