Classic Van & Pick Up - February 2018
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Sprat and Winkle Run Classics potter through some rather nice scenery. 25 From the Archives More fascinating ads from the past. 26 Back in the Day Nostalgia unrivalled. We reckon, anyhow.
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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.
