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Classic and Sportscar Magazine January 1984 (1197) Datsun 240Z Bugatti Type 57s

Classic and Sportscar Magazine January 1984 (1197) Datsun 240Z Bugatti Type 57s

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Classic and Sportscar Magazine – SKU 1197 | January 1984 | Vol 2 No 10

For sale is a collectible copy of Classic and Sportscar Magazine from January 1984. This issue features a red Datsun 240Z on the cover, heralded as "Japan's First Classic," alongside a feature on Ettore Bugatti's magnificent Type 57s and a unique "bubble car" confrontation.

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This issue features:

  • Cover Story - Zensational (Datsun 240Z): Dubbed the hairy-chested successor to the late-lamented Big Healey, the Datsun 240Z soon became the world's best-selling sports car. This month's 'Profile' takes a long, hard look at the 240Z and its successor, the 260Z.

  • The 57th Variety (Bugatti Type 57s): Mike McCarthy recounts the opportunity to drive not one, but two Bugatti Type 57s, which have recently been out and about in a pair of fabulous examples.

  • Double Bubble (Bubble Car Match): A back-to-back confrontation between the Isetta and the Trojan (née Heinkel). Two bubbles, similar in concept but quite different in reality.

  • Executive Edition (Ford Cortina): John Mullins tells the story of the cult car that emerged when a standard Cortina Mk II 1600 GT was given fancy interior trim, a hotter engine, and uprated suspension: the stylish Ford 1600E.

  • Labour of Love (Jaguar SS): Mark Gillies discovers an enthusiast-restored pre-war Jaguar SS drophead coupé that was rescued from being a parts car.

  • Wild West (Lotus Seven): A look at Chris Smith's Westfield firm and its turn toward the original Series One Lotus Seven.

  • Lister Sprint Specials: Examining the most attractive of all fifties sports racers, the 'knobbly' Lister.

  • Trident Tested: Emma Page, the intrepid pilot, tests a Maserati 250F track car and a tiny Trident.

  • Spatown Spectacular: Brian Jewell reports on the historic first public demonstration in England of the "new-fangled horseless carriage" at the 1895 exhibition.

  • Top 20: John Bolster tells the tale of the Silver Ghost, often overshadowed by the later Light Twenty.

Item Details:

  • Publication Date: January 1984.

  • Issue: Volume 2 Number 10.

  • SKU: 1197.

  • Condition: Good used condition.

📦 Packaging & Shipping Your magazine will be sent in a sturdy board-backed envelope to ensure it arrives protected and flat. Combined shipping is available for multiple orders.

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