Kitcar Magazine, December 1986 Issue

FEATURES:
MARANELLO WOULDN'T MIND: Ian Hyne unearths a superb Ferrari Mondial replica in Suffolk. Pity he couldn't borrow it for a week.
GLASS'S GUIDE: A visit to Solaglass Tudor to examine the ins and outs of windscreen manufacture.
WELL HEALEY'ED: Pen Roberts investigates an Austin Healey 100/4 project that is up for sale. Kit Car manufacturers start here.
THE SAVING OF AN ENDANGERED SPECIES: David Attenbor.ough cuddles a seal? No, but Roberts seems to like the Eagle.
LITTLE BIG MAN: The Nomad comes under the microscope of the editor. A car for all seasons.
KIDS STUFF: Ian Hyne reverts to his childhood, and discovers a fun part from Foers Engineering.
ECONOMY SEVEN: The Westfield Seven SE gets the full test. The car comes up a winner on both quality and value for money.
RILEY RESTORED: The gentle art of classic restoration is explored by Paul Walker.
TRAVELLING IN STYLE: The alluring Durow is selling well. lan Hyne reports from the cockpit of the latest demo car.
ALL THE WORLDS A STAGE: The Motor Show comes under the inscrutable gaze of Hyne and Roberts. The result: Specialist Manufacturers — 7; Rest of the world — 0.
COLVILLS COBRA: The third and final part of the Sheldonhurst Cobra build up. Next month the full road test in fabulous regurgiscope.

REGULARS:
HYNESIGHT: The Motor Show gets a good going over from the Editor. Some good, some bad
WHAT'S NEW?: All the recent developments and, as a special treat, no less than two competitions!
POSTBAG: We take a beating from the customers; the editor replies
WHERE'S MY PEN?: The crazed Roberts has won a trophy. The film and book will be out soon.
READERS DRIVES: Andy Boyle's GP Spyder; Another satisfied customer recounts his build up.
MUD, SWEAT, AND GEARS: THE FINAL: Donington Park saw the final event in the Off Road Racing calendar. The deputy editor finally won a race and a trophy.

DECEMBER COVER - FERRARI MONDIAL REPLICA & WESTFIELD SEVEN SE