The May issue

[Arfur]

 

I know, I know… it’s a little late, but here’s the preview for the May 2013, which is on your local newsagent’s shelves right now!

 

The Magnificent Seven is possibly one of the greatest cowboy and western movies ever made, but the film's title also made an excellent theme to hang this issue of Classic Ford around. Inside we reveal the seven cars (actually, six cars and a van) that we predict you'll be drooling over this summer. Some are finished, some are almost there, they're all uniquely different, but what unites them is the fact that they are all insanely-awesome showstoppers.

 

Inside you’ll also find a guide to rebuilding your alternator, how to drop the Cosworth 24-valve V6 engine into your Capri, top tuning and uprating tips for the Mk2 Fiesta, and detailed buying advice if you’re on the hunt for an Escort 1300E.

 

All this plus cars, parts and projects for sale and a whole lot more.

 

The print edition is available from all good newsagents, supermarkets and petrol station forecourts. Also available direct from here (with free postage).

 

Digital editions are available for the iPad and iPhone, Kindle Fire, Nook, plus for PC and Android devices from Google Play and Zinio.

 

That is all.

 

 

[skeeter]

Without wishing to be picky, the Magnificent Seven is a poor version of the original Seven Samurai.

 

Having said that, the magazine is a good one this month!

 

S

[Mk2Jo]

Nice reading Simon this month.

[Arfur]

Without wishing to be picky, the Magnificent Seven is a poor version of the original Seven Samurai.

 

Having said that, the magazine is a good one this month!

 

S

 

I agree, but if you can watch it without thinking of it as being a Seven Sumuri remake, it's the round ones!