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Plastic Snake

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Classic American

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11th January 2022

Carbon Fibre 1967 Mustang Shelby GT500CR Classic Recreations unveilss the first carbon fibre 1967 Mustang Shelby GT500CR and boy it’s a hum dinger! Classic Recreations announced last year that it was teaming up with SpeedKore Performance to build the world’s first carbon-fibre bodied classic Mustang, which it named the Shelby GT500CR. Then, last September, the builder…
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Top ten Tips on Car Depreciation

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Classic American

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6th December 2021

A third of drivers don’t consider depreciation when they’re buying a car 14% of drivers think that all cars depreciate at the same rate A new car loses approximately 20% of its value when it is driven off the showroom forecourt, and cars lose between 15 – 20% of their value each year, however, different…
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Jeep Concepts

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Classic American

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1st December 2021

Every Year Jeep holds its annual Jeep Safari in Moab, Utah, which is to off-roading what Wimbledon is to tennis. It’s also a great opportunity for Jeep to test out its new concept vehicles on the off-roading community and this year was no exception, with bevy of eye-popping exciting concepts that caught the attention of…
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Heavy Metal Collection

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Classic American

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8th October 2021

The James Hetfield “Reclaimed Rust” Exhibition at the Petersen Museum, Los Angeles With a bit of luck we might be able to fly to the US again by the end of the summer – If Los Angeles is on your itinerary, then make sure you include the Petersen Museum for a very special exhibition that’s…
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Slam Dunkin’ Chev

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Shannon Butcher

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13th September 2021

Blanco’s ’54 Chevy Bel Air isn’t your conventional stock mid-Fifties Chev, as you may have guessed from its slammed appearance, in fact there’s a whole lot going on under the metal that makes for an American and Modified delight!
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The Ute From Oz: 1944 Chevrolet Maple Leaf

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Shannon Butcher

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11th September 2021

Rick Drewery went to the ends of the world to find this beautiful 1944 Chevrolet Maple Leaf ute and wasn’t disappointed in its condition when it finally arrived… from Western Australia!
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Perfect pair

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Shannon Butcher

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7th September 2021

Chris How’s 1966 Mustang coupe and 1967 convertible make a perfect pair of ponies, although surprisingly their purchase was more a case of serendipity than a planned purchase, as Paul Bussey recounts…
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A history of Hamtramck

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Shannon Butcher

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2nd September 2021

One of GM’s most advanced manufacturing facilities is closing its doors. Our man in America Huw Evans looks at the reasons for this unfortunate decision.
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Volunteer Vette to sponsor Classic American’s 1954 Corvette C1 feature

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Shannon Butcher

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23rd August 2021

Volunteer Vette is happy to sponsor the 1954 Corvette C1 and would like to thank Classic American for highlighting Corvettes across the pond.
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Volunteer Vette to sponsor Classic American’s Corvette Triple feature

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Shannon Butcher

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23rd August 2021

Volunteer Vette is happy to sponsor the Corvette Triple feature and would like to thank Classic American for highlighting Corvettes across the pond.
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