By: Neil Pattemore, Xen Consultancy
Features
The 16-pin port & the puppet masters
New tech means that VMs will pull the strings, so how can the aftermarket break free? Neil Pattemore
CAT Garage Lives: JY Classics
John Yarnell’s Triumph-ant tale about going from hobbyist to classic car restoration specialist
CAT Distribution Lives: Ghai Distributor Limited
Rajesh Ghai on why London’s multi-cultural scene has helped sustain Ghai Distributor Ltd ‘s client base
CAT Distributor Lives: Leacy Classics
David Keene explains how modern technology, such as 3D printing, is helping Leacy to supply quality classic car parts made in the UK to enthusiasts
CAT Garage Lives: Automobile Technik Reparatur
Andreas Golembiewski owns a concept garage in Hamburg that you might see closer to home very soon
CAT Factor Lives: Flying Spares
Ben Handford shows CAT his unusual route to becoming a Rolls-Royce and Bentley parts specialist
PETER SCHOFIELD: END OF THE LINE FOR TRADITIONAL RETAIL?
In this archive interview, Peter Schofield tells us why the days of Maccess and Godfrey Autoparts were numbered
CAT Retailer Lives: Moss Europe
As the first in a series of retailers that continue to grow, we visit classic specialist Moss in Feltham who finds retail is ‘booming. One of the newest growth area in retail perversely caters for the oldest part of the vehicle parc. Classic car specialists have been around for years, but it is only relatively recently that car owners could buy parts in a retail environment other than by mail order or from an autojumble