Classic and Sports Car blogs

Tony Baker

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Battling the elements to bring you the best photos

When people discover what I do for a living, two questions invariably follow: 1. "Do you own a classic car?" Answer: no. 2. "What do you do when it...

James Page

0

Variety is the spice of life – sometimes

An old colleague of mine once told me that he tended to shy away from buying a model of car that he’d already owned. His reasoning was that there...

Martin Buckley

4

Meeting the "I" from Withnail to discuss the Dockers

Last week I was interviewed about Lady Docker for a Sky series on the British motor industry. The man asking the questions was Paul McGann, former...

Martin Port

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Heroic Scimitar fans pitch in to help Port

As classic car owners, we are probably all used to the simple act of kindness from fellow owners that has helped us out over the years: a...

Alastair Clements

2

Sleepless in Maranello

I've just lived out a dream by peering excitedly through Ferrari's legendary Maranello factory gates, before (over)eating at the Ristorante Cavallino...

James Elliott

1

Are you ready for the Historic Grand Prix of London?

I wouldn't make any great claims to being a hotshoe – though, like my very limited schoolboy rugby career, the extent and quality of my youthful...

Graeme Hurst

2

Christmas came early for Hurst this year with a dream Jaguar drive

Ever wondered what you’d like to have the keys to if you were given an hour to live? Sounds a little macabre over the festive season and all, but...

David Evans

2

Paddy Hopkirk inspires a trip down memory lane

It’s funny how silly little things can suddenly trigger your emotions, isn’t it? My dad sold his Mercedes-Benz A-class the weekend before last having...

Mick Walsh

2

Cobra: British beauty with an American beat

What fantasy does the Cobra best conjure up? Blasting down lush lanes en route to Silverstone in a car with wire wheels, English plates, and the...

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