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Nitro models require extensive equipment and preparation, and this can be very demanding for a beginner.

Remote control electric cars generally include buggies. A beginner should choose a Ready To Run (RTR) model because it is easy to assemble. Your first drive must be as smooth as possible, and you want something with simple operation. With a RTR, you can begin driving as soon as you charge the batteries.

A beginner will require a field charger to charge the batteries of the electric car. A field charger is only necessary when you are driving far away from home. If you are close to your home, you can use your home charger. It is recommended to take an extra pack of batteries for emergencies and back up.

There are two types of electric RC cars. These are the On road and Off road electric cars. An On road electric car is suitable for track racing where the terrain is uneven. An Off road electric car is suitable for all types of surfaces. Beginners will be keen to experiment with all types of surfaces. As you experiment with different surfaces, you will develop a personal preference.

In case you choose an All terrain electric car, your choice will not be different from real life cars. Two wheel drive vehicles are preferred for On and Off the road conditions. If you choose an electric car with a low ground clearance, then you will be limited to smooth surfaces.

Buggies are available for electric RC car lovers. A buggy is a racing car that is designed for racing conditions. Sports lovers will be interested in this model. One popular buggy is the Evader, manufactured by Duratrax.

Besides the Evader, there are many types of electric buggies on the market. The advantage of the Evader is that it is Ready To Run and you only have to charge the batteries and drive.

On road racers like the Ferrari Enzo are available for those who like smooth surface driving. The Ferrari Enzo is manufactured by Charisma.

The average running time for a racer is about 15 minutes. After 15 minutes, you need to recharge the car batteries. The running time will decrease as the battery gets weaker. It is good practice to buy durable batteries that take over a thousand charges before the battery starts to deteriorate. A NiCD or NiMH battery is suitable for this purpose.

Bring extra batteries to the field. While one battery is charging, you will be driving your electric car, and once the battery becomes flat, you can replace it with the charged battery.

You can improve the performance of your electric car by using an advanced motor .In conjunction with a very powerful battery, you can reach speeds over 50 miles an hour. Upgrading your motor is not necessary when you are just starting out.It is recommended when you have gained enough experience in driving the car. A powerful motor and battery will be required in competitive club electric RC car racing events.( Electric remote control cars / rtc rc cars / electric rc race cars and buggies )

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My first word was “vroom” and my second was “car.”Yet whenever people try and buy holiday gifts for that they tend to end up spending a lot of money on things that don’t always work to well. There is so much tat around that you could easily buy completely the wrong thing for an auto enthusiast simply by going with what people are trying to sell you. It doesn’t really seem fair. If you’re looking for the perfect gift for a car lover and you can’t afford to buy them one of their dream cars (and we assume you can’t!) then read on for a list of great gifts for auto enthusiasts.

A Car Book – – 0
A car book is a great way to get your auto enthusiasts heart going and ready for the next season of waiting. Without giving a definitive choice, its probably a good idea to pick one on your auto enthusiasts favorite model. If you don’t know which one it is then take a peek in their garage – it’s the cleanest one. The book can set you back anywhere between and 0 depending on which you decide to choose.

Season 13 of Top Gear – -
If there is a true auto enthusiast out there who doesn’t love the hysterical car-themed antics of Jeremy Clarkson and the boys then I’ve yet to meet them. Grabbing the latest season of Top Gear makes a perfect gift for any auto enthusiast this holiday season. In fact, any season of Top Gear makes a great gift. The DVDs are reasonably priced at – on Amazon, just don’t give them if you want to see your TV before the new year.

Driving Gloves – –
An under-rated item for quick driving is a nice comfortable pair of driving gloves. Aside from making you feel like (and act like) your inner race car driver, they do have a practical use in taking away some of the sweat and moisture from your hands. They allow you to feel what the car is doing and give you a little extra grip on the steering wheel. They’ll set you back about – but that’s a small price to pay for something as classically stylish as driving gloves.

Garage Organizer or Tool Chest – 0 – 00
Sometimes you auto enthusiast will be more of a tinkerer than a driver. It seems that tools expand to fill whatever space is available in the garage and start spilling out onto the floor so picking up a garage organizer for your car lover is a great way to give them a little extra storage space and help keep their garage a little more organized. You can get a pretty solid tool chest for anywhere from 0 – 00, depending on just how big and solid you want it to be!

Radar Detector – 0 – 0
If you have someone who loves to drive, then getting them a radar detector may be the best gift they can have. Worth its weight in unwritten tickets, the Passport 8500 X50 from Escort fits the bill nicely. Escort have long been the leader in radar detector sales and the Passport 8500 X50 has all the goodies with laser and radar protection, brightness and auto-sensitivity modes which make it very easy to operate. It will set you back about 0 to 0 but will help keep an auto enthusiasts change in their pocket.

Driving Experience 9 – ,199
If you’re looking to go with something unusual for the car lover who has everything then a Skip Barber Racing School experience cannot be beat. Skip Barber has a bunch of different options to teach your auto enthusiast the driving and race-craft. If you’re not sure which package would suit them best then you can grab a gift certificate and save if you purchase early, although certificates range from 9 to ,199 so none of them are cheap.

One of these is sure to make the holiday a little better for your auto enthusiast and give them a surprise they’ll really love.

Auto repair tools are something that many people overlook until it is time to make use of them. So this brief article will bring a couple of important things to your attention. Maybe it is habitual for us to run to the garage or auto mechanic at the simplest onset of signs and symptoms of our cars giving trouble. No matter how much we may cherish our autos, they are mechanical machines.

So it is only fair to assume that the processes within this machine would break down from time to time. However, running to the mechanic every time may not be a good idea, especially where the finances are concerned. If you can get hold of the simplest auto repair tools, there may be a considerable amount of work that you can complete, on your own.

If you’ve got the correct set of auto repair tools, you do not need the assistance of a third party for things such as oil changes, spark plug and air filter replacements.

These tools are easy to find in all leading supermarkets and shops that specialize in auto repair tools. DIY kits are the most popular among auto repair tools that comes in compartmentalized packs with specific guidelines on what to do. In extremely good cases, the guide pack will have illustrations on how to carry on a task

However, you need to be careful when you select auto repair tools or kits because there are many types and varieties to choose from. So you ought to be 200% sure that a particular type of auto repair tools is what you need. If not, you will be wasting money.

Many people prefer to confide in the mechanics when it comes to complex jobs. The most common types of auto repair tools needed by every car owner are breaker bar, an oil filter wrench, adjustable wrenches, screwdrivers, a pair of gloves etc.

You should at all times carry all necessary auto repair tools that are needed to change tires.

Some people live by the misconception that since many components in latest cars are computerized, it is not necessary to look in to minor repairs at home. This is not always true! Thanks to auto repair tools that can be used by any individual, simple tasks such as changing batteries, oil, tires and antifreeze or water, at home is still possible.

Process
Typically, the material to be cut is securely clamped or held in a vise, and the saw is advanced slowly across it. In variants such as the table saw, the saw is fixed and the material to be cut is slowly moved into the saw blade. As each tooth in the blade strikes the material, it makes a small chip. The teeth guide the chip out of the workpiece, preventing it from binding the blade.
Characteristics
Cutting is by teeth on the edge of a thin blade
The cut has narrow kerf and good surface finish
Cuts are straight and relatively accurate
The saw usually leaves burrs on the cut edge
Saw setting should be done geomatrically.
Invention
Various claims have been made as to who invented the circular saw:
A common claim is for a little known sailmaker named Samuel Miller of Southampton, England who obtained a patent in 1777 for a saw windmill. However the specification for this only mentions the form of the saw incidentally, probably indicating that it was not his invention.
Gervinus of Germany is often credited with inventing the circular saw in 1780
Walter Taylor of Southampton had the blockmaking contract for Portsmouth Dockyard. In about 1762 he built a saw mill where he roughed out the blocks. This was replaced by another mill in 1781. Descriptions of his machinery there in the 1790s show that he had circular saws. Taylor patented two other improvements to blockmaking but not the circular saw. This suggests either that he did not invent it or that he published his invention without patenting it (which would mean it was no longer patentable).
Another claim is that it originated in Holland in the sixteenth or seventeenth century. This may be correct, but nothing more precise is known.
The use of a large circular saw in a saw mill is said to have been invented in 1813 by Tabitha Babbit, a Shaker spinster, who sought to ease the labour of the male sawyers in her community.
The Barringer, Manners and Wallis factory in Rock Valley Mansfield, Nottinghamshire also claims to be the site of the invention.
Types of circular saw
Allis-Chalmers B with a portable sawmill setup
In addition to hand-held circular saws (see below), different saws that use circular saw blades include:
Miter saws (or Chop saw or Cut-off saw)
Radial arm saws
Saw mills
Table saws
Panel saws
Biscuit joiners
Pendulum saw
Brushcutter
Cold saws
Flip Over Saws (the Combination of a Compound Miter and Table saw)
Sawmill blades
Portable sawmill circular saw blade about 2 foot diameter.
Originally, circular saws in mills had smaller blades and were used to resaw lumber after it passed through an “up and down” (muley or sash) saw leaving both vertical and circular saw marks on different sides of the same piece. These saws made it more efficient to cut small pieces such as lath. After 1813 or 1822 saw mills use large circular saws, up to nine feet (2.97 m) in diameter. Large saws demand more power than up-and-down saws and did not become practical for sawing timbers until they were powered by steam engines. They are either left or right-handed, depending on which side of the blade the plank falls away from. Benching determines which hand the saw is. Saws of this size typically have a shear pin hole, off axis, that breaks if the saw is overloaded and allows the saw to spin free. The most common version is the ITCO (insert tooth cut-off) which has replaceable teeth. Sawmill blades are also used as an alternative to a radial arm saw.
Cordwood saws
Cordwood saws, also called buzz saws in some locales, use blade of a similar size to sawmills. Where a sawmill rips (cuts with the grain) a cordwood saw crosscuts (cuts across the grain). Cordwood saws can have a blade from 20 to more than 36 inches (910 mm) diameter depending on the power source and intended purpose. Buzz saws are used to cut long logs (cordwood) and slabs (sawmill waste) into pieces suitable for home heating (firewood).
Most cordwood saws consist of a frame, blade, mandrel, cradle, and power source. The cradle is a tilting or sliding guide that holds logs during the cutting process. Some cordwood saws are run from a belt from a farm tractor power takeoff pulley. Others are equipped with small gasoline engines or even large electric motors as power sources. The mandrel is a shaft and set of bearings that support and transfer power to the blade. The frame is a structure that supports the cradle and blade at a convenient working height.
Cordwood saws were once very popular in rural America. They were used to cut smaller wood into firewood in an era when hand powered saws were the only other option. Logs too large for a cordwood saw were still cut by hand. Chainsaws have largely replaced cordwood saws for firewood preparation today. Still, some commercial firewood processors and others use cordwood saws to save wear and tear on their chainsaws. Most people consider cordwood saws unsafe and outdated technology.
Hand-held circular saws
The term circular saw is most commonly used to refer to a hand-held electric circular saw designed for cutting wood, which may be used less optimally for cutting other materials with the exchange of specific blades. Circular saws can be either left or right-handed, depending on the side of the blade where the motor sits and which hand the operator uses when holding a saw.
Blades for timber are almost universally tungsten carbide tipped (TCT). High speed steel (HSS) blades are also available. The saw base can be adjusted for depth of cut. Adjusting the depth of cut helps minimize kickback. The saw base can also be adjusted to tilt up to 50 degrees in relation to the blade.
The saw can be designed for the blade to mount directly to the motor’s driveshaft (known colloquially as a sidewinder), or be driven indirectly by a perpendicularly-mounted motor via worm gears, garnering considerably higher torque (Worm-drive saws).
The worm-drive portable circular saw was invented in 1923 by Edmond Michel. In 1924 Michel formed a partnership with Joseph Sullivan, and together they started the Michel Electric Handsaw Company, with the sole purpose of manufacturing and marketing the saw invented by Michel. The company later renamed itself Skilsaw Inc., which today is a subsidiary of Robert Bosch GmbH. Portable circular saws are often still called Skilsaws or Skil saws. Its successor is still sold by Skil as the model 77. To get around the Skil patents, Art Emmons of Porter-Cable invented the direct-drive sidewinder saw in 1928. Recently smaller cordless circular saws with rechargeable batteries have become popular.
Cold saw
Main article: Cold saw
Cold saw(ing) machines are circular saws that are used in many metal cutting operations. The saw blades used are quite large in diameter and operate at low rotational speeds, and linear feeds. There are three common types of blades used in circular saws; solid-tooth, segmental tooth, and the carbide inserted-tooth. The circular saw is typically fed into the workpiece horizontally, and as the saw advances into the material, it severs the material by producing narrow slots. The material is usually held in place during the cutting operation by means of a vice. The chips produced by cutting are carried away from the material by both the teeth of the blade as well as the coolant or other cutting fluid used.
References
^ Todd, Robert; Allen, Dell; Alting Leo (1994). Manufacturing Processes Reference Guide. Industrial Press. p. 28. 
^ English Patent Specification no. 1152 (1777); and see Inventors website
^ Carolyn C. Cooper, “The Portsmouth System of Manufacture” Technology and Culture 25(2) (1984), 182195; C. Singer et al., History of Technology IV (1958), 437; Norman Ball, ‘Circular Saws and the History of Technology’ Bulletin of the Association for Preservation Technology Vol. 7, No. 3. (1975), pp. 7989.
^ Ball, ‘Circular Saws’ quoting M. Powis Bale, Woodworking Machinery. Its Rise, Progress and Construction.
^ John O. Curtis, “The Introduction of the Circular Saw in the Early 19th Century”. Bulletin of the Association for Preservation Technology Vol. 5, No. 2 (1973), pp. 162189; also Inventors website and Wood News
External links
History of the portable circular saw
Hand held power saws – Has a section on handling kickback
Circular Saw Safety Procedures
NIOSH Power Tools Sound Pressure and Vibrations Database
New York City Construction Quiet Vendor List
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Types of tools
Cutting tools
Blade  Bolt cutter  Broach  Ceramic tile cutter  Chisel  Coping saw  Countersink  Diamond blade  Diamond tool  Drill bit  Endmill  File  Fretsaw  Froe  Glass cutter  Grater  Hacksaw  Hand saw  Knife  Milling cutter  Miter saw  Pipecutter  Plane  Razor  Reamer  Saw  Scalpel  Scissors  Slasher  Surform  Switchblade  Tap and die  Tool bit  Utility knife  Water jet cutter  Wire cutter  Wire stripper
Garden tools
Adze  Axe  Billhook  Bow saw  Cultivator  Earth auger  Edger  Garden fork  Garden hose  Garden trowel  Hedge trimmer  Hoe  Hori hori  Irrigation sprinkler  Lawn aerator  Lawn mower  Lawn sweeper  Leaf blower  Loppers  Machete  Mattock  Pickaxe  Pitchfork  Plough (plow)  Post hole digger  Pruning shears (secateurs)  Rake  Roller  Rotary tiller  Scythe  Sickle  Spade  Splitting maul  String trimmer
Hand tools
Block plane  BNC inserter/remover  Brace  Bradawl  Breaker bar  Broom  Brush  Card scraper  Caulking gun  Clamp  Crimping pliers  Crowbar  Fish tape  Hammer  Hawk  Hex key  Locking pliers  Mallet  Miter box  Nut driver  Pipe wrench  Pliers  Punch  Punch down tool  Putty knife  Ratchet  Scratch awl  Screwdriver  Sledgehammer   Sponge  Squeegee  Staple gun  Stitching awl  Torque wrench  Trowel  Upholstery hammer  Wrench (spanner)
Machine tools
Broaching machine  Drill press  Gear shaper  Grinding machine  Hobbing machine  Jig borer  Lathe  Metalworking lathe  Milling machine  Planer  Screw machine  Shaper  Turret lathe
Power tools
Angle grinder  Band saw  Belt sander  Blow torch  Chainsaw  Chop saw  Circular saw  Concrete saw  Crusher  Cutting torch  Die grinder  Drill  Glue gun  Grinding machine  Heat gun  Impact wrench  Jigsaw  Jointer  Nail gun  Radial arm saw  Random orbital sander  Reciprocating saw  Rotary tool  Router table  Sander  Scroll saw  Soldering gun  Soldering iron  Steam box  Table saw  Thickness planer  Welding  Wood router  Wood shaper
Measuring &
Alignment tools
Caliper  Jig  Micrometer  Pencil  Plumb-bob  Ruler  Sliding T bevel  Spirit level  Square  Tape measure
Other
Antique tools  Halligan bar  Kelly tool  Ladder  Thau claw  Toolbox  Vise  Workbench
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Auto Part Dealers Are Plentiful Both Locally And Online   If you are like me, you are actually very clueless about the auto parts in your car. When something breaks or needs replacing, you need help deciding what you need to buy in order to fix it. If you are lucky, you have someone you can ask for advice about the auto parts you need. However, if you don’t have someone like that, there are some steps you can take to make your auto parts purchases as painless as possible.

If you are planning to purchase any kind of auto parts for your vehicle, it is helpful to know a little bit about your auto parts dealer. There are several ways to ‘check out’ an auto parts retail store before you buy anything from them. Most local auto parts retailers you can check out yourself by visiting their store. Intuition is a great tool to use and you can normally tell if a business is legitimate. If you don’t trust yourself, take along a friend who is an auto enthusiast or works as a mechanic professionally, having a lot of experience with various types and brands of auto parts. They will have a better idea if the auto parts dealer is giving you a good product for a fair price.

It is a little more difficult to find out about the auto parts dealers that work exclusively over the internet. While most are legitimate, just like the local dealers, some can be scams trying to sell you inferior products that may not work. There are also some online store auto parts dealers who creatively enhance products with features they don’t have – meaning they lie! Most online stores have email or “ask a professional” services. Make sure to ask a lot of questions and get straight answers about any auto parts you plan to purchase online. If they vague with their answers or if they describe a product that seems too good to be true, they are not who you want to be buying from.

Respectable online auto parts dealers may be contacted via telephone and e-mail. Questions you have about the parts you plan to purchase can be asked prior to the purchase. Avoid the dealer if you receive an uncertain reply or if something is too good to be true.

One of the most tried and true ways of checking out any business, including auto parts dealers both local and online, is to check with the Better Business Bureau. To be safe, only buy from dealers who are registered with them and have a good overall rating. That way, if trouble arises, you can always file a complaint with an organization that can get you results and possibly your money back if you have a problem with your purchased auto parts.

If the idea of lovingly cleaning and polishing up every bit of a beautiful auto is your idea of a great day spent at work, a career running an auto detailing business may be the thing for you. Even if you didn’t have your heart in it, the successful running of a competitive business does require that you work with the latest and greatest in detailing equipment. You certainly don’t want to be shown up by the next guy whose tools of the trade appear more capable than yours. For instance, having effective and powerful equipment is no longer enough to cut it. There are plenty of detailing businesses that advertise working with environmentally friendly cleaning equipment that’s clearly more advanced than anything that’s existed before. Let’s look at the equipment there is out there to power your auto detailing business.

Pressure cleaning can be a great and efficient way to get the job done cleaning the exterior of a car. Conventionally-designed pressure cleaning devices though can get a bit overenthusiastic. They attempt to clean with extremely high pressure levels, and this can without a doubt ruin exterior paintwork and finish. The safe pressure level for any cleaning device you use on the exterior of a car can never exceed 1300psi. The newest environmentally friendly cleaning equipment offered to auto detailers never exceeds safe levels, and it saves on water consumption as well.

Let’s face it, the interior of a car is pristine when anyone drives home a car for the first time. The floor of a car with its carpets though is a magnet for dust, stains, pet hair and food crumbs. It doesn’t take any time at all for a car to leave that new car freshness behind, and become more or less grimy and smelly. Any article detailing business needs high-performance carpet cleaning capabilities to be any good at its job. The latest low moisture carpet cleaners get the job done with steam and make for cleaning that can dry in under two hours.

Chemicals are what make all the cleaning happen at any auto detailing job. Not only are conventional chemicals used in auto detailing harmful to the environment, they can be terrible for the health of the people who work with them day in and day out. The latest natural cleaning products though, help enhance the power of the newest detailing machines there are, and they protect the health of the people who work these jobs every day too. With the best in green cleaning formulations on your side, your auto detailing business could offer capabilities that could truly turn the page in services of these kinds.

Just a minute! if you’re about to download a Windows HD audio driver and get it installed on your computer, i strongly recommend that you proceed with caution! You probably already know that many software and especially hardware components are basically unusable unless their drivers have been installed correctly. The next few paragraphs are going to teach you what to do to unearth the exact driver(s) you require from nearly all potential (and reliable) producers.

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If you’ve done this before, you know the situation where you search for a specific driver and your favorite search engine leads back to square one: where do i find what i need? Think back – how much time did you spend the last time you searched for the recommended driver necessary to operate one of your components? It may be the case that you’re not familiar with this terminology – the driver is a special small program which communicates with a designated piece of software or hardware on your computer.

The good news is that there is a utility that enables you to download and install an updated and suitable edition of whatever driver you’re looking for. Imagine a simple utility that quickly finds whatever driver(s) you need, and even fixes your mouse, ‘blue tooth’ and fax card drivers, and others.

No doubt you realize that sooner or later drivers need updating or repairing, so remember that the next time you encounter hassles. Easy, fast, and reliable, this method is terrific for everyone out there who may not be used to managing such crucial files all by themselves. Your drivers are crucial components – in the event you’re determined to go it alone, please proceed slowly and carefully to steer clear of mishaps.

Users getting ready to download a Windows HD audio driver – the utility i’ve described to you gives many conveniences which haven’t been included in the past. Just imagine how many possible pc problems that will be sidestepped by having your current and future drivers always kept up to date. Listen to the voice of experience and check out this solution for yourself – see how it works and how it finds/updates the proper driver(s) you need at any point in time. There are many aspects that we need to keep in mind whether we use our computers a lot or a little; no doubt that this issue is worthy of some close examination. Last but not least, if you’re one of the many users with a pc that is unstable and prone to lockups and crashes try updating all your drivers – this can be quite helpful.

Auto Traffic Avalanche is a traffic generation system created by Kieran Gill, Mike Wright and Imran S. Auto Traffic Avalanche is being kept very secret in the minute, but I can offer you a quick rundown of what you will get.

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Sureterm Direct is the UK’s largest classic car insurer and we know instantly when a car has appeared in a popular TV or film as enquiries for classic car insurance for that particular model shoot through the roof.

So here’s the first installment of our guide to the most famous TV and film cars on the planet. We’ve even included a van – see if you can guess which programme that’s from!

TV Programme: Ashes to Ashes

Car: Audi UR quattro:

While the star of the show is Gene Hunt, a fictional police detective in a TV series set in 1980’s Britain, his bright red Audi UR quattro plays more than just a supporting role.

The car sprang into real life in 1980 and with 4WD and a whole raft of amazing other German car-making wizardry packed into it, the car became an instant cult classic.

Brilliant on the road, brilliant on the rally scene. And now in much demand thanks to Gene Hunt. If you can lay your hands on one – do it. Easy and cost-effective to insure.

Our star rating: 4 stars

TV Programme: Kingdom

Car: Alvis TE21

Fruity old thespian Stephen Fry plays an East of England lawyer in this gentle comedy drama and he scoots around Norfolk in a fabulous Alvis TE21 drophead – sparking an interest in classic cars from a whole new generation.

Alvis is a weird marque. In the best part of 50 years from 1920 onwards, the Coventry-based firm produced cars that were noted for top quality, great handling and a nifty, sporty character. The TE21 model arrived at the end of 1963 – and with a stiff suspension it could shift a bit.

The TE21 was pretty heavy yet managed a very respectable top speed of over 120mph and was available with automatic transmission or a five-speed manual gearbox. It’s a very, very stylish classic – and a restored version could easily set you back ?100,000.

Our star rating: 2 stars

TV Programme: The Sweeney

Car: Mk1 Ford Consul GT

When ITV in the UK screened The Sweeney for the first time, the programme marked a whole new concept in cop shows. Previously fed a diet of boring old ‘bobbies’ like Z-cars and Dixon of Dock Green, The Sweeney had fast cars, swearing, sex scenes, drinking and extreme violence.

And it made household names of main characters Reagan and Carter. In series 1 and 2 the mainstay of the CID crew was a copper brown Mk1 Ford Consul GT, reg NHK 295M – although in later series, Ford Granadas were the norm.

The Consul had front bucket seats as standard, a central floor-mounted remote control gear shift and the speedometer, fuel and temperature gauges all had black non- reflecting dials.

The Consul ‘L pack offered special seats, loop pile carpet colour keyed to the interior, vanity mirror, heated rear screen, clock and trip mileage recorder (not that the Sweeney ever bothered with anything within the law!). No surprises then, that they went for the GT pack option, which included the larger 3.0 V6 engine – capable of 0-60mph in 9 seconds.

Our star rating: 2 stars

TV Programme: Inspector Morse

Car: 1960 Mk II Jaguar

In Colin Dexter’s novels, grouchy copper Inspector Morse’s car was a classic Lancia, but ITV used a Jaguar MK II 2.4 from the start of the television series. In fact, the Carmen red Jag became so iconic that new editions of the earlier novels have been changed so that Morse’s car is a Jaguar!

The Jaguar Mark II ‘a compact four-door saloon’ was introduced in October 1959, at a price of just ?1,534.00 and was made until 1967. Morse’s Jaguar is a 2.4 litre model with a twin overhead-cam 6-cylinder 2,483-cc engine giving 120 bhp.

It’s a bit slow for TV coppers, only capable of accelerating from 0-60 mph in 17.3 seconds, with a maximum speed of 96.3 mph, but Morse didn’t exactly need to burn around the university city of Oxford. Jaguar made almost 84,000 Mk11s, 25,070 of Morse’s 2.4 variation.

Our star rating: 3 stars

TV programme: James Bond films

Car: Aston Martin DB5

Spy 007’s love of fast cars is evident all the way through the original Ian Fleming novels and when they eventually made the silver screen, car lovers everywhere drooled over his gorgeous DB5.

The 1963 DB5 is famous for being the first and most recognised Bond car, featuring notably in: Goldfinger, Thunderball, GoldenEye, Tomorrow Never Dies, and Casino Royale, while it also made background appearances in The World Is Not Enough and Diamonds Are Forever.

The DB5′s engine had been enlarged from the previous DB4’s 3.7L to 4.0L, while the addition of a five-speed transmission and three SU carburetors enabled the car to pull 282hp and propel it to 141 mph (238 km/h).

Standard equipment on the DB5 included reclining seats, pile carpets, electric windows and a fire extinguisher. All models had 4 seats and 2 doors. The UK recommended list price of the sports saloon (coupe) in December 1963 was ?4,248 including Purchase Tax, the convertible was ?4,562.

Our star rating: 5 stars

TV Programme: Dukes of Hazzard

Car: 1969 Dodge Charger

Testosterone-filled teenage boys remember a couple things about the Dukes of Hazzard – Catherine Bach’s never-ending legs (and pert bum in spray-on denim shorts) and the General Lee car.

The General Lee was a 1969 Dodge Charger with a 426 Hemi in every season of the hit programme (except season two, where it had a 440 Magnum engine). It was also said to be the Road/Track model.

Bright orange with a Confederate battle flag painted on the roof, and the words ‘General Lee’ and number ‘01’ on each door, the car’s name refers to the American Civil War Confederate General Robert E. Lee.

The show also used 1968 Chargers since the start (which shared mostly the same sheet metal) by changing the grill and tail lights to the 1969 model year style, and smoothing over the round ’68 side marker lights, which were rectangular on the ’69 model year.

Our star rating: 3 stars

TV Programme: Starsky and Hutch

Car: Ford Torino

We loved the 1970’s. Big hair, disco music, chunky sweaters – and all of this in just one TV series. Los Angeles cops Starsky and Hutch fought villains in a two-door Ford Torino, which was red with a large white vector stripe.

It was nicknamed the Striped Tomato by Hutch but the term didn’t come from the series’ writers – it came from a real-life comment that actor Paul Michael Glaser (Starsky) made. The standard Torino was pretty dull, so producers jazzed it up with a large white vector stripe, 5-slot alloys and larger rear tires. Air shocks were added to give the car an aggressive rake and it worked – especially for Ford, who built 1,000 replicas of the “Starsky and Hutch” car in the spring of 1976.

The ‘Starsky and Hutch’ replica was available with all Torino engines, and the limited production package was essentially a special paint option with the deluxe bumper group and dual colour-keyed sport mirrors as mandatory options. Seat colours were restricted to white or black and were available with all cloths and seating options.

Our star rating: 2 stars

TV Programme: Knight Rider

Car: 1982 Pontiac Trans Am

Forget Baywatch – bubble haired David ‘The Hof’ Hasselhoff first shot to fame in Knight Rider – a bonkers TV series that ran from 1982 to 1986 which featured KITT, a talking car equipped with mind-blowing gadgetry.

Unsurprisingly, given its low-budget cast, KITT became the star of the show, but then it was a gleaming black 1982 Pontiac Trans Am. The car oozed sex appeal and sparked a massive interest in American Classics, which exists still to this day.

By the way, KITT stands for ‘Knight Industries Two Thousand’ an eponymous doff of the cap to its weird technology-cum-crime fighting creators.

Our star rating: 3 stars

TV programme: The A-team

Car: The GMC van

Da-da-da, dada, da. Da, dada, da, da, dadada, da. It’s hard to believe any TV programmes, especially from Hollywood, could make vans sexy – but the A-team did it in bucket loads.

The black and metallic grey GMC van used by the A-Team – a crackpot collection of crime-fighting misfits – had a characteristic red stripe, black and red wheels, rooftop spoiler, and became an instant icon.

The van is a 1983 G-series which was heavily customised by the Universal Studios prop department. The engine is a 350 cid with minor modifications (mainly the carb and exhaust system), while the wheels are turbine style 15″ painted black with red accents.

Other modifications include – quad headlight conversion, full front brushbar, fog/driving lights, exterior sun visor, quad square exhaust tips (each side in front of rear wheels), and custom made rear wing. Interior was custom-white bucket seats, shag carpet, and custom gun case in the back.

It also had beefy air shocks in the rear to improve handling, which was poor and underpowered. In fact, scenes where it burns out were done by spraying bleach in front of and onto the rear tyres which creates billowing grey smoke.

Our star rating: 2 stars.

TV Programme: Back To The Future (Film)

Car: De Lorean DMC-12

Look, make no bones about it, apart from James Bond’s DB5 this is THE iconic TV and film car. It grabbed attention in real life and it grabbed attention on-screen.

The De Lorean DMC-12 became a time machine for Back To The Future, but was designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro and manufactured for real in 1981 by the De Lorean Motor Company, in Northern Ireland. The 2-door coupe had a 2.8 L (2849 cc), V6 engine and was available in 5-speed manual or 3-speed automatic transmissions.

It was the only model ever produced by the company and featured gull-wing doors with a fiberglass ‘underbody’, to which non-structural brushed stainless steel panels are fixed.

The first prototype appeared in March 1976, and production officially began in 1981 (with the first DMC-12 rolling off the production line on January 21st) at the DMC factory in Dunmurry, Northern Ireland. During its production, several aspects of the car were changed, such as the bonnet style, wheels and interior.

About nine thousand DMC-12s were made before production stopped in late 1982.

Our star rating: 5 stars

TV programme: Herbie ‘The Love Bug’

Car: 1963 Volkswagen Beetle ragtop sedan.

Peace and love, man. With the amount of ‘acid’ dropped in the hippified atmosphere of the late 60s, we weren’t all that surprised when a film starring a humanised VW beetle appeared.

Herbie The Love Bug was a 1963 Volkswagen Beetle deluxe ragtop sedan painted in Volkswagen L87 pearl white. The interior would normally be a matching white but Herbie’s interior was painted a special non-reflective grey, so the camera and studio lights would not reflect.

In this original 1968 film, Herbie’s stripes differ from those in later movies – the stripes do not cover the valances or louvers of the car and the blue is a lighter shade. Also, Herbie features color-keyed running boards, while in later films the running boards are standard black.

Our star rating: 2 stars