Kitcar Magazine, August 1985 Issue

Hyne Sight: One man's opinion on the SMMT, kit cars in Europe and the Newark show.
What's New? Too much to squeeze in, but we do our best to bring you the best.
Postbag: It never stops but we do read it all, and select the interesting ones.
Home On The Range: A look at the best 1100/1300 based kit around; the Navajo.
Vive La DiffRado: Dennis Foy solves some complex problems in his usual easy manner.
Blast From The Past: Arnold Wilson tells you all there is to know about Gilbems.
Design Forum: In his third article, Paul Haussauer explores chassis designs.
Cutaway Carlton: All is revealed by their attention grabbing exhibition car.
Beautiful Beauford: An exclusive report on a triumph of kit car ingenuity.
Important Or Impotent? The SMMT code of practice for kit cars outlined.
Tuning For Power: Whatever your need, be it advice or parts, Waymar has it.
Where's My Pen? The irrepressible Roberts entertains you in his unique style.
Ace Of Clubs: Another month of bulging social diaries for you and us.
Some Days You Eat The Bear: Actually it's about bra's beautiful new P type.
24 Hours With: A JBA Javelin. We can't seem to keep Roberts away from Standish!
Diary Of A Racer: Anthony Taylor relates his experiences from his last two outings.
Little Big Man: Want an everlasting Mini Clubman? Minus cars have the answer.
Type Approval: The second part of the build up sees the pretty bits added.