Arfur Posted February 28, 2014 Report Posted February 28, 2014 The April 2014 issue of Classic Ford is available in print and digital format from today, and inside this edition we showcase classic Fords that celebrate the golden age of tuning! This issue of Classic Ford is dedicated to the late ’80s Street Machine period, which changed the modified classic Ford scene for the better. Only all the feature cars in this issue (bar one special case in the form of a pastel blue Mk1 Escort, built 20 years ago, but given it’s first feature here) are ‘new’ builds, where the owners have deliberately or otherwise recreated the look of that time… The V6-powered Mk1 Cortina… Fast Road Anglia 105E… And Cosworth Capri all fit the bill perfectly. Hungry for tech and buying advice? We profile the up-and-coming Mk4 Escort, and show you what to look for, reveal how you can upgrade your rear brakes on a (tight) budget, and provide sound tuning tips for the stylish Mk3 Cortina. All this plus an awesome hillclimb and sprint-spec Mk1 Fiesta, a stunning Anglia 100E restoration, cars, parts and projects for sale in our free Readers’ Classifieds pages, and the finest photography you’ll find in a Ford magazine — all in the April 2014 edition, available now. The April 2014 issue of Classic Ford is available from all good newsagents, supermarkets, travel outlets, petrol stations, or direct from our My Favourite Magazines store. Also available in digital format from:Apple Newsstand (iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad users)Google Play (Android-based smartphone or tablet users, and Google Chrome for PC or Mac)Zinio (PC or Mac)Amazon Kindle FireBarnes & Noble Nook Cheers, Simon
SmokeEm Posted February 28, 2014 Report Posted February 28, 2014 Can't wait to read this issue. That mk1 V6 looks mega! 1
brettp Posted February 28, 2014 Report Posted February 28, 2014 Great read best issue I've read in ages
aardvark101 Posted March 2, 2014 Report Posted March 2, 2014 I think this is a cracking read, but as Keith is the sexy pin up centre-fold i am biased Big up to Rob and Phil for the words and great pics, cheers boys. 1
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