113/? Well, they can’t all be talented, interesting or even cohesive can they? And if we’re ever going to make it to whatever number that ‘?’ relates to we will have to share all of the wrong-uns too. Anyway, without any deserved ado, here is the Banham Redina… yup.

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112/? One of our faves from the 1990s this time… and I’m surprised it’s taken so long for us to find a pic of the CC Cyclone to share.

Produced from 1994 to 2000, Car Craft’s mid-engined super kit was quite the weapon — with or without the sought after Calibra Turbo engine —

111/? We’re feeling a little under the weather so you can blame the strong medication for today’s choice of #dailyarchivekitcar .

Kaig Motors first hit the scene in 1998 as a spin off arm of prolific sevenesque roadster manufacturer Robin Hood, and it’s one model — the self

110/? Here’s a kit you should remember…

Before it moved into the more full-on kit car market, Grinnall Specialist Cars found prominence via its sought after Triumph TR7 V8 conversions… but our favourite model from Mark Grinnall will always be the three-wheeler genre defying

This month's cover car isn't your typical kit... and not just because it's a lesser spotted Ronart. No, this example of the BRM-inspired model is a classic showcase of what's possible when you're willing to go back to the drawing board and be brave enough to head far off-piste.

109/? The cheap and fun-first Bugrat from RV Dynamics came as a bit of a surprise to the industry, as the marque was most famous through the 1990s for its Nemesis superkit and Python Cobra replica at the time — but that’s not say it wasn’t a welcome trip off-piste for us.

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108/? Lights, Camera, Action… that’s right today’s #dailyarchivekitcar is the long-named Action Automotive Storm Warrior 2 Thunderwagon… and no prizes for guessing what its inspired by

Based on the Land Rover Discovery Series 1, this Storm Warrior sequel took many of its

107/? The Monaco was a track-bred kit marketed by Northamptonshire-based Image Sports Cars from the late 2000s.

Both of our previous editors found plenty to like when they headed to Bruntingthorpe for a head-to-head race in the mid-Honda Fireblade engined prototype in our

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106/? It has been a bit of a late one due to us having a very busy day of working on something very exciting that we can’t wait to announce later in the year… however, we’re not the kind of magazine to make excuses or skip out on regular kit car content. So without further ado,

It’s a bit of a tradition to sample one of the local mags when flying back from somewhere 🇳🇴… so far we’re enjoying Klassiker’s Scandi-and-oddity focus. There are some great cartoons too… and we even managed to spot a Dutton kit in this amphibious car event report 👀! Lovely

105/? We’re awaiting passage back to the UK, which could happen at any time, so it’s a bit of a short one today… but here it is: The Sylva — later SSC Stylus.

Here was a kit car that featured all the clubman motorsport talent of Jeremy Phillips’s earlier designs, but with just

104/? The Auto Forge (AF) Sport is today’s #dailyarchivekitcar .

The classically styled model took many 1930s influences from the likes of Morgan and Riley, and followed founder Alexander Fraiser’s peculiar Mini-derived three-wheelers of the 1960s and ’70s (definitely worth a