Classic Car Weekly
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Classic Car Weekly is a British car magazine published by Kelsey Publishing. Launched in 1990, the magazine comes out weekly on a Thursday, and majors on news and auction coverage, as well as running regular articles on buying, selling and maintaining classic cars.
It's a newsprint A3-sized publication, and primarily carries a mixture of private-seller advertising and editorial articles. Weekly circulation is around 25,000, and it enjoys a healthy readership in the UK and Ireland.
Editor: Peter Simpson
Editor-at-large: Richard Gunn
Deputy Editor: Ian Seabrook
Staff Writers: Chris Hope and John-Joe Vollans
Features Writer: Chris Hope
Assistant News Editor: Paul Larkins
Contributors: Jeremy Satherley, Nick Larkin, Dermot Healy, Paul Bussey, Steve Osmond
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Regular features include:
- Buyer's guides
- News and auction results
- Variety of features dealing with the classic car industry
- Events reports and diary
- Products reviews
- Tech guides
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