In an age of technically complex cookie-cutter cars, the classic car scene is flourishing, and many owners are now running classics as everyday cars. This extensively illustrated book provides the reader with all the information needed to choose, run and maintain a practical classic car, whether the owner is fanatical about preserving originality, or wishes to modernize a classic to improve reliability and practicality. It is essential reading for anyone contemplating ownership of their first classic car, and for existing owners who wish to maximize their enjoyment of the classic car scene.
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A graduate in automotive engineering, Andrew Noakes has been a motoring journalist for the past 15 years. He was Editor of Classics from 1997 to 2002, and has also freelanced for various magazines, such as Car Mechanics and Practical Motorist. He's also a committed classic car enthusiast, his everyday car being a 1972 MG Midget. He lives near Tonbridge in Kent.
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