The Classic Car Weekly Podcast

Bumper issue on the shop shelves and a bumper edition of the podcast too, aren’t you lucky? Anyhow, the team have all sat down and had a good natter on mic about their highlights from the year, from events to road tests, photo shoots, tours and trips there’s a good spread to be celebrated this year in the hobby. So revel in this yuletide edition of the pod, pour out a glass of festive cheer and we’ll be back in 2025 with a new series of the podcast and plenty more Classic Car Weekly!Subscribe to

Back again for another dip into the world of classic news, this time the team tackles a staggeringly priced Morris Minor van, the future of post-war classics and pick some unique options for doing the Festival of the Unexceptional on a budget! Subscribe to Classic Car Weekly: https://bit.ly/3ZkKjaz Chapters: 0:00 - Introduction and Our Classics Update 4:55 - How much for a Morris Minor? 14:06 - How do we keep post-war classics thriving? 28:56 - Festival of the Unexceptional on a Budget 44:49 -

We’re back in the very echoey room at Classic Car Weekly Headquarters for another edition of the CCW podcast. This week James, Chris and Jesse discuss preserving skills relating to modern classics, the growing trend of classic commercials on the market and another bout of auction window shopping. Apologies for the coughing, somehow both Chris and Jesse have been hit with the lurgy this week.Subscribe to Classic Car Weekly: https://bit.ly/3ZkKjazChapters: 0:00 - Introduction and Our Classics6:17 -

Giving remote recording a try, the Classic Car Weekly team, Jesse, David and James, are back and leafing through this week’s issue to discuss some of the news stories that have caught their eye as well as browse through the upcoming auctions. Plus there’s a chat about THAT Jaguar rebrand and the 2002 cinematic masterpiece, Scooby Doo. You know, the usual stuff.Let us know which non-car film film car stands out to you, and which winter weapon you’d pick from the upcoming Iconic and Brightwells

Back at base the Classic Car Weekly team leaf through the latest issue and talk all things Brussels, wildlife based accidents with cars, Bond girls and dream auction picks. Plus Jesse still hasn't fixed his MG.Think of this as a perfect companion piece to this week's issue. Some audio bonus content to go along with the latest edition, which you can pick up now or subscribe to: https://bit.ly/3ZkKjazWhich of the team's auction buys do you agree with? What takes your fancy in the catalogues? Let us

Don’t ask why, but we decided to fully launch the podcast with a live show at the Classic Motor Show at the NEC. Something about not doing things by halves. Anyhow, Jesse is joined by CCW’s editor, David Simister and regular contributor Andy Talbot for a classics laden chat at the NEC. Live.Subscribe to Classic Car Weekly: https://bit.ly/3ZkKjazChapters:0:00 - Introduction and what’s going on with our classics4:13 - What’s stood out at the show?10:39 - If you could reinvent a marque or model for the

With polls opening for the General Election tomorrow (at the time of recording) join David Simister and Jesse Billington for a detailed canter through the political matters that concern classics in an election special return of the CCW podcast.Be sure to subscribe to the podcast as well as the magazine to never miss a beat on the world of classic cars. ➡️ https://bit.ly/4bpQMF9Chapters:0:00 - Introduction and why this matters!3:13 - DVLA Consultation: what’s going to happen to all those answers?8:16

Join Editor, David Simister and Staff Writer, Jesse Billington, as they go behind the scenes at the Practical Classics Classic Car and Restoration Show at the NEC as the show gets set for its opening day.From auction insights to intriguing spots, this is an exclusive audio peek behind the curtain at what's to come this weekend!