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Classic Cars magazine's new website is now live, with a new message board, polls, competitions, news, events, cars for sale section, buying guides on popular classic cars, and more. Come and join us, at: www.classiccarsmagazine.co.uk

Classic Cars: June issue on sale now!

Ferrari gets top billing in the June issue of Classic Cars magazine, with a celebration of 60 years of the cars from Maranello. We drive six of the best heartstoppers and hellraisers: 195 Inter, 250 GT SWB, 275 GTB/4, Daytona, 512 BB and F40 to uncover the Ferrari factor. And, highlight the Ferrari greats that you can afford.

Of course, it’s not all about Ferrari. Find out what it’s like to take part in the Coppa Milano-Sanremo with an Alfa Spider Duetto and an Italian pop star, the secrets of Jaguar’s XJ-S, Charles Morgan’s take on the future of traditional sports cars, an extreme Gemballa-bodied Porsche 928, what makes the Citroën SM so clever, and how to buy a Lotus Cortina before prices get silly.

Classic Cars is available in most good newsagents and supermarkets. If you can't find it on the shelves, call: 01733 555161

May 2007 issue of Practical Classics on sale April 25

Practical Classics is Britain's favourite and most useful classic car magazine. Every issue contains...

• The best technical section, packed with how-to guides
• A wide selection of classics, from pre-war to the 1990s
  
• Hundreds of cars for sale
• Valuable buying advice
  
• The finest competitions and giveaways

In the May issue...

• Useful ideas and tips for quick-fire restorations
• An amazing Austin Seven rebuild story
• Win a Singer Vogue and £1200 worth of tools
• Fun work hacks group test
• Guide to welding techniques: part one
• New Mercedes project
• And more...

May issue on sale April 25 from supermarkets and large newsagents.

Scroll down for further info on the May issue.

Printing error in May 2007 issue of PC

Due to circumstances beyond Practical Classics' control (eg. a printing cock-up), four editorial pages have been replaced by adverts in the May 2007 issue of PC. Many apologies. We will do our utmost to reprint these pages in a future issue.

The pages in question are the opening page of the Buying Section (p109), the first page of the Datsun 240Z buying guide (p110), the first page of the torque wrench test (p116), and the needle file test (p121) .

If you click HERE you will be taken through to an area where you can download p109 as a pdf.

Click HERE for p110
Click HERE for p116
Click HERE for p121

Matt Wright, editor, PC

Classic Cars magazine, May 2007 issue on sale now!

The May issue of Classic Cars magazine is all about getting ready for summer, with an unmissable 24-page feature on buying this year's 21 hottest convertible classic cars - choose from manufacturers including Ferrari, Triumph, Porsche, Mercedes, Jaguar, Morgan, and many more.

Plus, we drive the controversial Jaguar XJR15 supercar, recall the crazy Ford RS Cosworth years and meet an Australian Citroën owner that drove his car around the world - on chip oil!

Want more? Read Martin Gurdon's Bristol 401 to Bristol adventure, find out how to buy a good Chevrolet Corvette Stingray and discover the joys of 'back to driving school' motoring in a 1936 Aston Martin Ulster.

Classic Cars is available in most good newsagents and supermarkets. If you can't find it on the shelves, call: 01733 555161

Spring issue of Practical Classics on sale now

Overflowing with great cars, useful guides and fun features.

* Expert guide to getting perfect deals
* How to build a workshop
* Amazing Volvo P1800 restoration
* The best classic bargains revealed
* WIN a UAZ camper project
* Advertise your car for FREE
* Cortina & Zodiac Mk III buying guides
* Japanese coupes on test

Classic Cars magazine, April 2007 issue on sale

The April 2007 issue of Classic Cars is on sale from Friday, March 2nd. Here’s a taster of what’s inside…

Aston Martin DB5. Everyone knows James Bond drove one, but there’s much more to the beautiful Aston’s success story than that – a Mediterranean mission to the Italian Riviera explores the DB5 myth

Porsche 911 SE Turbo vs Ferrari Testarossa and Lamborghini Countach Anniversary: proof that the Eighties were cool after all

MGF. Under the skin of MG’s most advanced sports car

Sensational Delage D8-120 Aerosport unveiled

Revington TR’s Triumph TRS Le Mans racer re-creation tested

Ferrari’s most devoted fanatics in action at the World Finals meeting at Monza

Expert advice on buying a subtle Cosworth – the 16-valve Mercedes 190 sports saloon

Plus: Batmobile creator George Barris interview; Alex Zanardi on the Mille Miglia; Inside Morgan specialist Melvyn Rutter’s workshop; Quentin Willson and new columnist Martin Gurdon

Classic Cars is available in most good newsagents and supermarkets. If you can't find it on the shelves, call: 01733 555161