Car Features

The 1932 Ford Roadster: A True Gem from Monty Booth’s Workshop

By Monty Booth (Owner)
Photos by Etienne Fouche

Enter Monty Booth, the mastermind behind an astonishing piece of machinery: his 1932 Ford Roadster. Monty is not just any car enthusiast; he is a bona fide Rodder and an obsessive perfectionist, pouring his soul into every build. After visiting countless workshops, I can honestly say Monty’s workspace is every car lover’s dream. I fought hard to suppress my envy, but as I entered, my jaw dropped, and “Wow!” slipped from my lips more times than I could count.

Clyde Schuster's Childhood Dream Revived: Restoring a 1960 Chevrolet Impala Convertible


The car, advertised on social media, was a diamond in the rough, a shadow of its former glory. But Clyde saw beyond the rust and patches, envisioning a pristine restoration that would bring the Impala back to its former glory. With determination in his heart, Clyde arranged a car trailer, enlisted the help of his son, and embarked on a journey to Nelspruit to claim his dream car.

1969 Chevy Camaro SS: A Passion Project Revived


A Childhood Dream, A Muscle Car Legacy
Growing up in the presence of his racing enthusiast father, Daan Boonzaaier, Allen was immersed in the world of speed and horsepower. Daan's record-setting '70 Camaro, which dominated tracks like Tarlton and Rainbow Dragstrip, left an indelible mark on young Allen. He spent his formative years at the track, absorbing the sights and sounds of roaring engines and burning rubber, fueling his passion for muscle cars, and igniting a dream of one day owning a Camaro of his own.

Pieter Laubscher's Immaculate 1966 Ford Mustang: A Testament to Patience and Passion


Pieter's love affair with muscle cars began long before he laid eyes on his beloved Mustang. Having bought and sold several classic cars over the years, including a 1966 Karmann Ghia, 1951 Ford F1, and a 1976 Mini, Pieter's passion and determination were evident. However, it was the allure of a 1965/66 Fastback Mustang that truly captured his heart.

Exploring Rear Engine Configurations in Harper Sports Cars: Transverse Type 5 vs. Inline Transaxle Type 6


Rear-Mounted Transverse Engine (Harper Type 5)

In a rear-mounted transverse engine setup, the engine is positioned at the rear of the car with its crankshaft aligned side-to-side, perpendicular to the direction of the car. This layout is commonly found in smaller cars and front-wheel-drive vehicles, including Harper's Type 5 model.

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