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Latest Issue - September 2012
REGULARS

004 > News

What’s happening in the industry.

012 > Display Cabinet

A brace of historic Devin’s are under the spotlight this month.

16 > Fresh Ayre

Another letter from Iain in America.

019 > Hands On

More Iain - this month dripping with engine oil!

040 > London 2 Brighton

Now in its 24th year, the 2012 London to Brighton Classic, Kit & Sports Run saw a great selection of kit cars taking part in what has become one of the UK’s premier road runs. Simon Hazeldine went along to find out more.

098 > Classified Ads

The biggest (or should we say the only?) monthly market-place for kit cars.

FEATURES

030 > Concept Creation

MEV has created their own version of the MX-5 Superlight concept car that first appeared in 2009. Rob Hawkins inspects the first prototype.

070 > Little or Large

Rob Hawkins test drives the narrow and wide bodied Zero from Great British Sportscars to see if there’s a noticeable difference between the two cars.

084 > MEV Creation Pt.2

In the second of a series of four features, Rob Hawkins meets car designer Stuart Mills to find out why he is creating a new kit car and what’s involved.

092 > Woodworker

Neil Russell has built a number of wooden bodied kit cars. Rob Hawkins finds out how he built his latest Pinto engined JC Midge.

WORKSHOP

022 > Tech Talk

Nigel advises on where to go for proof of Ford engine age, and advises on a flickering oil light.

023 > Tech Products

Nigel introduces LED lights, oil catch tanks and steering wheels.

028 > Tech Tips

Nigel’s advice this month concerns heat build-up in your engine compartment and what you can do about it.

104 > IVA in Detail

Nigel ‘Detail’ Dean runs through the Irritating Vexing Annoying test requirements - detail by painful detail. Sad isn’t it?

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