LATEST ISSUE - TKC MAG - MAY/JUNE 2025

Into the summer issues we go. So, the May/June 2025 hopefully has plenty more to entertain you with. We've added to our classic specialist car coverage and are totally unrepentent for doing so. You wanted more classic stuff, oh ... look, here it is.

WB 120 SPECIAL is a total delight. Unveiled in 1963, although the build had actually started in 1956, it was inspired by a falling out with Colin Chapman by the 'W' of WB, Dr Dick Best. A total delight. Enjoy this one.

DUTTON S4 RESTORATION - Tim Dutton is soon to unveil his first all-new kitcar since 1990, with the Phaeton 5, so don't jump the gun here as this is a beautifully restored Phaeton S4. Lovely job it is, too.

INDUSTRY GREATS - GUY BUCKINGHAM AND NOTA ENGINEERING - a genius engineer, born in England, who spent a chunk of his career in Australia where he founded one of that country's leading kitcar and racecar manufacturers, before returning to England, where he died, aged 95 in 2015. It's a great story ...

REVOLUTION RACING CARS - Legendary investigative journalist, Roger Cook brings us the latest development in the career of Radical Sportscars co-founder, Phil Abbott and his Revolution Racing Cars operations.

QUANTUM LMR 141 - The spin-off product from the original MEV/ANC Replicar product, that remains available, incidentally, as the LMR 141R, and a round up of what else is happening at Quantum Sportscars. James Webber tells us all.

GBS ZERO - This feature was supposed to be about the all-new electric e-Zero but a production delay halted that idea. Instead, Steve Hole had to make do with a 270bhp, Duratec-powered ICE Zero. What a car it is, too.

INTRODUCING BARDAHL UK - There are some great oil brands around in the UK, but one of the world's best has just re-launched in the UK. We think you'll be seeing a lot more of the brand moving forwards.

WOODS WELDING & FABRICATION - An East Sussex company that do exactly as their name suggest, 'welding' and 'fabrication' although as Steve Hole found it, there's much more to them that that.

PROJECT EXOTIC WRECK PART 3 - Richard Bird rounds up his three-part series this issue and he's made a stunning job of his once downtrodden Daytona-inspired barn find. 

WARMAN WHEELS - One of the finest wheel repair companies we've ever had the pleasure of meeting. Simple as that.

BRIGANTIS - A load of nonsense has been written about this Lamborghini Marzàl-inspired sportscar, since it appeared in York in 1971. A recent development means that we can now reveal the true story.

How the heck did we pack all that lot into the issue? PLus, there's actually more stuff that we haven't mentioned here!