Classic Van & Pick Up - December 2017
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My car’s performance is now outstanding all thanks to the little FTC’s, CHANGING OF THE COLOURS This ex-Co-op Minor van has had its fair share of paint jobs, but now, it’s staying just as it is – bright red and beautiful. Russ Harvey reports.
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Gaydon 2017
The – yes, THE – big event of the year.
A Most Amazing Minibus
Brian Culpan encounters a Sherpa with just 80 miles on the clock from new, a vehicle most definitely worth importing.
My Story
Meet Simon Daly and his A60 Sun-Tor camper.
Fancy A Pre-War Classic
Plenty to choose from and plenty to think about. Ted Connolly gives a few pointers.
Pre- War Post Van
Mike Neale reports on an intriguing 1938 Morris hybrid.
My Story
Paul Williams, from Wrexham, owns a delightful Morris Z van, here is his tale.
An Enthusiast To Be Admired
Maintaining a Bedford HA in sound working order takes plenty of effort, so put your hands together and applaud Jon Myrtle – he keeps four of them on the road.
HIGH Hoopes for the Gipsy
Austin believed they could take on the Land Rover with their new off-roader, but it never worked out that way. However, the Gipsy is now much-revered in classic circles.
The Full Monty
Mike Neale encounters a VW Westfalia camper – a lovely example of one of the most desirable of the splitties.
Meet Beddington Bedstead
That’s the name of this 1971 Bedford CF and he has been rebuilt as a tribute to a coal merchant from the past. The build was carried out to an astonishingly-high standard by owner Paul Bundy. We’ll let Paul tell the story.
