Classic Car Weekly

Classic Car Weekly has the biggest range of classic cars for sale every week and is the only print publication with the very latest news affecting classic car owners. Each issue contains the latest classic news, auction information, road tests, reports from the latest events, and inspiring features written by the nation's classic car experts. Classic Car Weekly teaches you on how to keep up with your classic car maintenance and help you with your restoration projects with the classic car parts for sale section. Whether you're looking for the latest digital edition or a monthly subscription Classic Car Weekly keeps you up to date and helps you get the most out of living the classic life.

Jag club marks 50 years

A SUCCESS STORY – IS IT BEING HEARD?

New museum to open

UK’s top classic talent recognised • The Royal Automobile Club has announced the finalists in this year’s hunt to find and celebrate the best in the world of British historic motoring and motor sport

ALL OF THIS YEAR’S FINALISTS

WHEELER DEALERS: ‘CLASSICS WORTH MORE THAN GOLF’ • TV stars appeal to Westminster for more support for our old cars

FIVE WAYS THAT WESTMINSTER COULD HELP

Low-mile barn-find DeLorean

NEVER MISS AN ISSUE

Goodwood confirms races

‘36 racer for sale

Regent Street Motor Show cancelled

Last RHD Sierra Sapphire Cosworth

GTI Meeting returns

Christmas in a Mini

Mustang goes electric

ECO ACTIVISTS TAKE AIM AT CLASSICS • Clubs and businesses say now is the time to make the right choices and show that our hobby takes the environment seriously

‘INDIVIDUAL ENTHUSIASTS CAN HELP TOO’

THE CLASSICS ALREADY USING SYNTHETIC FUEL

Austin Rover Maestro and Montego £15.99

Scalextric FAB-1 Rolls-Royce £53.99

Porsche 986 Boxster Service Kit from £68.50

Drive a classic car for Christmas this year

Catch LSR Sunbeams at the NEC classic show

The ‘ultimate’ E-type

1000 Miglia 2024 dates and stages

APC reveals new J40

FIRM ‘NO’ TO MORE TEEN DRIVERS • Reducing the UK’s legal driving age may help younger drivers discover classics, but most believe that the negatives would outweigh the positives

‘THERE ARE OTHER WAYS TO ENCOURAGE THEM’

Audi unearthed after 28-year lay-up

YOUR LETTERS • editorial@classiccarweekly.co.uk

1964 MGB Roadster

PRIZE CROSSWORD

SCREEN STARS HEAD FOR THE SEA • More than 300 of the world’s oldest classics are getting ready for this year’s London to Brighton. Here’s how to see them in action

VALIANT VETERANS RIDE AGAIN

YOUR LATEST CLASSIC EVENTS

THE SHOWS WE’RE LOOKING FORWARD TO

SMALL WONDERS • The small family car became a mainstay on our roads in the 1960s and has since passed through several iterations, two of which are celebrating big anniversaries this year!

ANIMAL MAGNETTE–ISM • Tom’s lovely old MG receives some vital engine fettling at the hands to two heroic wellwishers

I DO LOVE THE SMELL OF PETROL IN THE MORNING...

UP FOR THE CHALLENGE

THIS WEEK IN OUR FLEET

1964 TRIUMPH HERALD 12/50 • Paul has owned ‘Hettie’ the Herald for almost as long as its original owner, the difference being that he’s never going to sell this cosseted classic

THE HIGHLIGHTS AND LOWLIGHTS

THE WEEK IN DEALS • DAVID SIMISTER’S WEEK OF LOOKING AT THE CLASSIC MARKET

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SCOTTISH BARN-FIND STASH UNCOVERED • Untouched collection of 14 classics discovered in a remote setting – and they all going to auction

THE UK’S LATEST AUCTION DATES • All dates correct at time of this week's issue going to press

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