Features: A quick look at the NEC Classic Car Show
The 17th November 2012 had been in my phone calendar for months. Dad and I were making the trip over from Belfast to Birmingham to see the UK’s biggest classic […]
The 17th November 2012 had been in my phone calendar for months. Dad and I were making the trip over from Belfast to Birmingham to see the UK’s biggest classic […]
Having put a sizeable dent in the side of my Rover 200 Coupé, the hunt was on for a new car. The first car I looked at was a Mk3 […]
I first spotted the Corvette when my nephew turned up with it at my house about 16 years ago. Up until then I had never thought about Corvettes, I had […]
The Series III, last of the ‘proper’ Landies, was introduced in 1971 and lasted until its 1985 succession by the new fangled coil-sprung Defender range. Land Rover production began back […]
It’s amazing what can happen with the passage of time. Wind the clock back ten years, and say ‘Vauxhall Nova’ to anyone you know. The response will all be the […]
I can’t imagine that many people plead with their parents not to buy them a car. But I tried everything to stop my dad from buying a dirty, unloved Mk1 Golf that […]
If we were to ask R&CC readers what aspect of the retro and classic car scene they enjoyed most, what do you think would come out on top? Would it […]
The Range Rover. The 1970 sales brochure described it a ‘the most versatile motor car in the world’ and that is why it is my favourite classic car. More specifically […]
Retro and Classic Car’s new contributor James Wylie owns a 1976 Land Rover Series III 88″ diesel that has been in my family from new. He tells us how the […]
This is a cautionary tale. A tale of car buying, and a tale of letting heart rule head at a crucial time. It’s my tale. It also involves a […]