In the October issue: a homage to the demonically possessed 1958 Plymouth from Stephen King’s novel and film Christine, we get to know 1968 Shelby Mustang GT500KR and see why it was known as King of the Road, and we catch up with a couple of Seventies custom van enthusiasts and their groovy creations.
Read more
Our September issue is a Cadillac special, with a selection of cars that represent the heyday of this hallowed marque’s history: Forties, Fifties and of course Sixties. There’s also a history of Cadillac and things are brought bang up to date with the latest all-electric Cadillac.
Read more
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.
Read more
In the July issue: Jim Maxwell celebrates the life of the ultimate ‘Car Guy’, Roger Penske; and we’ve got reports from VHRA Pendine Sands Hot Rod Races and Midland American Auto Club All-American Car, Truck & Bike Show.
Read more
In the June issue: Car of the Year kicks off; our report on The Classic Sports Car Club’s second race meeting of the year; and Evans looks back to 1982.
Read more
In the May issue, Classic American meets one ’57 Ford that’s been resurrected by its enthusiastic owner; and editor Ben Klemenzson reveals how he ended up restoring his muscle car over four years… by accident!
Read more
Classic American meets one lucky chap and his bargain of a full-size American luxury Lincoln; and Jay Pettit’s 1966 Dodge Coronet 500 is not only a genuine factory Hemi car, it also has a fascinating outlaw history… all in the April issue of Classic American.
Read more
Will we ever run out of classic American metal to restore? Well, judging by one man’s discovery most likely not. Take a closer look inside the March issue of Classic American – on sale now!
Read more
Sometimes it can feel a bit doom and gloom with all the anti-car legislation flying around, fortunately however, classic cars seem (so far at least) to have escaped the attention of the anti-car legislators. Take a closer look inside the February issue of Classic American – on sale now!
Read more
Alan Sweet did such a great job rebuilding a 1976 Pontiac Trans Am that his friend Martin Bishop couldn’t resist buying it. Then when Martin sold it, guess who took it off his hands…? Take a closer look inside the January issue of Classic American – on sale now!
Read more