Month: July 2015

For a seized fastener, especially if it’s countersunk, the traditional remedy has been the impact driver, tried and tested, and a very good tool. However, […]

There are a few companies servicing vintage tyre requirements, essential wear for certain period roadster type kits, replicas, classics and hot rods and their inventory […]

I guess we’ve all been there. Cold winter days and chilly evenings in the garage/workshop that leave you feeling chilled to the bones. I’ve lost […]

It impressed at the recent Goodwood Festival of Speed – now Lotus’ fastest-ever production car has hot-footed it straight to north London to make a […]

The superb range of Frogeye Sprite bodyshells, formerly offered by Bryan Wheeler of Wheeler & Davies, are now available from marque specialists, Frogeye Spares Co […]

The days of using any old polish on your car have gone. Nasty chemical-laden jollop that smelt horrible and took all your skin’s natural oils […]

I’m quite taken with this new arrival on the North American scene. It’s called the Catfish and is based on Mazda MX-5 and hails from […]

A really useful and very effective product we’ve been using in the workshop lately is Tectane PS697. It’s very good at protecting chrome from tarnishing, […]

Webcon has just launched their new Domed Screens for 45 DCOE / 44/48IDF and 48 DCO/SP /48 IDA carburettors. These are simple mesh domes that […]

Mini Spares can now supply an idler gear and roller bearing kit for the pre-A-plus 1275 engine. This is a great way of repairing worn […]