The November issue of C&SC is not to be missed: packed with exclusives and one of the broadest ranges of bona fide classics that we can remember.
First up, Mick Walsh enjoys a drive in the wildest junkyard special of all, Max Balchowsky's thunderous Old Yeller II, a favourite at historic race meetings across the globe.
Irrepressible owner Ernie Nagamatsu is a particular favourite at Goodwood, and this month's C&SC has four pages dedicated to all the on- and off-track action at the Revival meeting, the world's showpiece classic event.
Of course, the thought of owning such a beast is well beyond most enthusiasts' dreams and, with a recent hike in prices, so is the Ferrari Dino 246GT.
That doesn't mean you can't get pretty much the same driving experience for a fraction of the price, though, as James Elliott discovers when he pitches the iconic V6 middie against its V8 stablemate, the 308GT4.
