Practical Classics - My Car
Practical Classics - My Car
If anyone reads Practical Classics magazine have a look for my car in the Neo Classic box. 
Rover 220 GTi Turbo.
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richard moss
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When we dropped in to collect those indicators on saturday I had the magazine in the car, unread. I recognised the car as soon as I saw it that night.
It is just the sort of thing that is/will be a classic and all credit to PC for being prepared to look at more modern cars. Some of the old farts object - but they are the sort of people who rgard an MGB as being too modern ("no separate chassis old boy, and no starting handle!").
It is just the sort of thing that is/will be a classic and all credit to PC for being prepared to look at more modern cars. Some of the old farts object - but they are the sort of people who rgard an MGB as being too modern ("no separate chassis old boy, and no starting handle!").
Out in the desert with an old Jeep and a Volvo.
Back home: wife's 1993 216 DOHC Cabriolet, daughter's 2002 R25 and my 1969 MGC GT
Back home: wife's 1993 216 DOHC Cabriolet, daughter's 2002 R25 and my 1969 MGC GT
I guess you both must have it on subscription. I had to wait till yesterday for it to hit the whsmiths shelfs.
Yes good on them for publishing it, was well chuffed when I got an email saying it was going in.
Just got to persuade them that R8s are worthy of entering the price guide at the rear.
Yes good on them for publishing it, was well chuffed when I got an email saying it was going in.
Just got to persuade them that R8s are worthy of entering the price guide at the rear.
Rover 220 GTi Turbo.
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richard moss
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