Classic American

Despite apocalyptic weather forecasts of torrential rain, it actually held off and was even sunny at this year’s Beaulieu Rod

Rushmoor Arena, Aldershot, Hants. April 15th Words & Photography: Ben Klemenzson After two years of Covid cancellation, Wheels Day was

After a hiatus of two years because of ‘you know what’, Car of the Year is back, bigger and brighter

Classic American meets one lucky chap and his bargain of a full-size American luxury Lincoln that proves you can get into Yanks on a budget, with a bit of luck, a bit of technical know-how… and a spirit of derring-do!

Richard Heseltine discovers GM’s flirtation with electric during the Sixties with what was already a ground-breaking car in engineering terms; however, even back then the limited battery technology hobbled the project…

From snowy Canada, Classic American meets one ’57 Ford that’s been resurrected by its enthusiastic owner, who managed to get it road-ready, nay rally-ready on a budget of buttons and scrapyard rescue parts…

This ’67 Pontiac GTO might look like the star car from the action movie ‘xXx’, but this one, although living a more sedate life in the Lancashire town of Bury, can still be a bit of a handful…

Jay Pettit’s 1966 Dodge Coronet 500 is not only a genuine factory Hemi car, it also has a fascinating outlaw history…

In the August issue, Steve Havelock interviews and profiles Lyn St. James, probably the fastest lady in American motorsport; and Evans reflects on how, fairly often, only a little bit of investigation and repair is required to make an old car roadworthy again.