In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Classic & Sports Car

• THE AMELIA BRINGS OUT THE BEST
  A few raindrops and a major rival concours failed to deter car lovers as record crowds turned out for this Florida favourite
• JEN ORPIN
  This innovator produces remarkably emotive paintings that are a contrast with the monotony of the motorway
• INTO THE GREAT WIDE OPEN
  The Ford Mustang broke all sales records when it arrived 60 years ago, in April 1964. An epic, cross-Californian drive along Route 66 reveals why
• THE MAN WHO REACHED FOR THE SKYLINE
  Andy Middlehurst has done more for the UK success of Nissan’s Skyline GT-R than anyone else. This is his story
• Keeping it real
  This time-capsule MGA Twin Cam is the perfect antidote to restomod racers chasing performance over provenance, as a trip to Castle Combe proves
• Return of the Saint
  Fresh from a restoration by its maker, this Volvo 144E is thought to be the UK’s only survivor and boasts a famous novelist among its former keepers
• STOP-GAP TREASURE
  The Aston Martin Virage’s damp-squib start prompted the heavy-hitting 6.3 conversion that bridged the gap to a brighter future. The prototype still packs a punch
• PUBLIC IMAGE LIMITED
  In the 1980s and ’90s, an unfairly maligned Škoda let its competition cars speak for themselves. Three survivors show how it was done
• VW GROUP’S CZECH MATES
  The Škoda Muzeum is home to a remarkable collection of exhibits that charts the marque’s history
• Kaiser’s chief
  Novelty doors and unorthodox looks couldn’t save the compact straight-six Kaiser-Darrin, as America turned to ever more ostentatious V8s
• A roll of the dice
  The Vignale-built Fiat Samantha’s career was short-lived, and we might not have seen it at all but for the colourful owner of a London casino
• KICK-STARTING THE PASSION
  Relics of a bygone age, or history worth saving? Meet the charity that’s introducing classic cars to the next generation
• Invest in a classic
  Buy six issues for just £23.99
• DOMINIC CHINEA
  A passion for old crafts has led to this repairer’s resurrection of a lost name
• McLAREN GT
  This comfortable supercar isn’t for poseurs, but is brilliant for real-world drivers