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March 2022 auction results: Californian Datsun avoids rusty ravages
1972 Datsun 240Z Sold by The Market, £24,000 Datsun’s 240Z might have been the best-looking, most practical GT car to…
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Ginetta G40: race car buying guide
It’s hard to think of another company that has done more for modern British motor racing than Ginetta. Since being…
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Spring has sprung, and vintage race preparation is full-on
January is a funny old time for us at the Vintage Sports-Car Club. While a lot of clubs are still…
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You were there: Crystal Palace F2 London Trophy
This is where London was swinging in the ’60s. It was more about Minis than miniskirts at Crystal Palace, where…
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The Porsche fit to lead a peloton: Parting Shot
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