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BEST OF BOTH WORLDS Best of Both Worlds Tom Wilkinson’s remarkable custom pickup, built with his own two hands from the ground up. What do you get when you take a 1947 GMC and attach to a 1974 Holden one-tonner chassis? The result is none other than Tom Wilkinson’s remarkable custom pickup, built with his…

UNDERDOG CHAMPION Underdog Champion When you bring up some of the best cars Britain has to offer, it’s easy to mention names like Triumph, Mini, Vauxhall, MG, and Rolls-Royce – just to name a few. Sitting amongst these British giants is a seasoned forerunner that strikes a chord in people’s minds whenever its name is…

SUPER LIGHT PAGODA Super Light Pagoda This is the kind of car that’ll make you feel like a million dollars each time you hop in. The cool roadster profile and convertible top, who wouldn’t want to be seen cruising down in this stellar classic? Lucky for Bill, who patiently waited and scoured the web for…

MILLENIAL FALCONS Ford Better or For Worse You’ve heard of his and her towels, mugs, and even jewellery; but this may be a first for you – his and hers Ford Falcons. The stunning duo you see here belong to Anthony and Chrisy Haber, a husband and wife team with a supercharged enthusiasm for Falcons.…

The Reef Green 1969-model XW GT pictured was first purchased by Ben 25 years ago. It didn’t stay in his possession for long back then, but such was Ben’s passion for XW GT’s

Think of “cars” and “horses” and most people think of either a Mustang or a Ferrari. But take a closer look at a Porsche and you’ll notice a horse in its badge, too.

When the Advance-Design series made its debut, it was actually Chevrolet’s first all-new post-War range, preceding the new passenger cars by more than a year.

In the 2-door roadster body style, the 1930 Model A had all the classic hot rod touches, like the classic ’32 Ford grille, low mount headlights and ’39-style teardrop tail lights. But, in a somewhat unusual touch for a hot rod, it also had a tow bar.

The quest for the first people’s car, with a classless appeal in the UK, was finally achieved when Lord Austin realised his dream of manufacturing a low cost, economical, 2-door, 4-seater family convertible in 1922.

The Pantera was a sports car produced by the De Tomaso company of Italy from 1971 through to 1996. The word ‘Pantera’ is Italian for ‘Panther’. The car was designed by Tom Tjaarda and replaced the De Tomaso Mangusta.