Articles by Steve

Ford’s Zetec E engines originally came with a plastic thermostat housing which had a tendency to leak. Fortunately, Burton Power has the remedy in the form of […]

For decades the Weber 40DCOE151 has been the performance carburettor of choice for most engine tuners.  However, if a more ‘period’ look was desired the […]

In a world of immediate information, digital downloads and superfast broadband, people are craving the sensory experience of accessing physical media again. Whether buying music […]

Mini Spares has just released a revised parts catalogue that covers the whole production run of the classic Mini from its launch in 1959 to […]

With more than a quarter of a century of experience, repair and DIY guru, QUIXX, is dedicated to assisting the public in their repairs, and […]

Europa Engineering aka Banks Service Station, run by Richard Winter has announced that their superb Lotus Europa tribute projects, the Banks Europa Type 47R and […]

With winter coming, we’ll be digging out our battery chargers and jump leads soon enough. I don’t know why but I am known for losing […]

Here’s one for owners of older-style replicas where a correct period underbonnet look is preferred, much like silicone hoses in classic black finish. It makes […]

Plenty of Classic Ford fans read this magazine so here’s one for them. Certain Ford models used a two-piece propshaft instead of the more usual single […]