Article Archive for February 2012
I don’t know what it is about prototypes and concepts, but they’ve always fascinated me. There’s something about cars we were never meant to see that I find incredibly intriguing.
Getting Mad Mark to paint the Austin 1800 its rightful Limeflower, was a bit like blowing up a rubber johnny…
The Cholmondeley Pageant of Power will this year mark the AC Cobra’s 50th anniversary with a major vehicle display and thrilling, high-speed action on the venue’s circuit.
After a good dose of old carness at Race Retro and hearing about how much progress Gez has made with the Landcrab, I took a long hard look in the mirror.
Following the Facebook conversation on Thursday night, the grey matter has been churning. Thanks to you all for your ‘helpful’ comments on both my painting skills and suggestions for a new look for the Crab.
Last day of Race Retro, but with the sun beating down, the live rally stage looked all the more appealing.
IN THE immortal words of Sir Rolf of Harris: can you tell what it is yet? Usual Dep-O ‘Guess The Old Car’ rules apply – answers will be confined to yes or no!
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Every now and then you see a car which really hits you. It hits you with such an impact that you momentarily lose a bit of bladder control – and this Rover P6B racer is one such glorious machine…
That’s right chaps, we’re here. Coping with a hangover, some strange IT shenanigans and a car-park system worthy of the Labrynth in Greek mythology.
An adventurous group from RustRashFlyers (www.rustrashflyers.co.uk) is undertaking a charity run across Europe that will see them visit five countries in just five days.
Santa Pod Raceway has announced an initiative to reward students and apprentices who are part of the Institute of the Motor Industry’s (IMI) new online schemes; namely free passes to this year’s FIA European Drag Racing Championship events.
A Supermarine Spitfire display has been added to the list of attractions at this year’s Croft Nostalgia Weekend (4th-5th August, 2012).



