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Classic Car Weekly Magazine 22nd March 2017 Back Issue

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WHEELER DEALERS DUO PART WAYS AFTER FOURTEEN YEARS
Mike Brewer and Edd China have ended their on-screen partnership after fourteen years, with Ant Anstead taking over Edd’s place. Discovery Communications has confirmed that Edd China, who masterminded the Wheeler Dealers classic car restorations, has now left the show. The pair will still appear at the Practical Classics Classic Car and Restoration Show at the NEC later this month, but when the new series hits our screens later this
year it will be the For The Love Of Cars classic guru heading up the workshop in each episode. Edd China declined to comment on the change in line-up before
this week’s issue went to press, but confirmed to Classic Car Weekly that he has left the show to pursue other projects.
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22nd March 2017 WHEELER DEALERS DUO PART WAYS AFTER FOURTEEN YEARS Mike Brewer and Edd China have ended their on-screen partnership after fourteen years, with Ant Anstead taking over Edd’s place. Discovery Communications has confirmed that Edd China, who masterminded the Wheeler Dealers classic car restorations, has now left the show. The pair will still appear at the Practical Classics Classic Car and Restoration Show at the NEC later this month, but when the new series hits our screens later this year it will be the For The Love Of Cars classic guru heading up the workshop in each episode. Edd China declined to comment on the change in line-up before this week’s issue went to press, but confirmed to Classic Car Weekly that he has left the show to pursue other projects.


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Classic Car Weekly  |  22nd March 2017  


WHEELER DEALERS DUO PART WAYS AFTER FOURTEEN YEARS
Mike Brewer and Edd China have ended their on-screen partnership after fourteen years, with Ant Anstead taking over Edd’s place. Discovery Communications has confirmed that Edd China, who masterminded the Wheeler Dealers classic car restorations, has now left the show. The pair will still appear at the Practical Classics Classic Car and Restoration Show at the NEC later this month, but when the new series hits our screens later this
year it will be the For The Love Of Cars classic guru heading up the workshop in each episode. Edd China declined to comment on the change in line-up before
this week’s issue went to press, but confirmed to Classic Car Weekly that he has left the show to pursue other projects.
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