Copacetic | Issue 3
Issue 3 of Copacetic has, once again, a fabulously diverse spread of feature cars. Richard Porter muses on the Eccentrica V12 (that’s a restomod Lamborghini Diablo), and that leads us into a bit of a supercar theme, with features on the latest Ringbrothers build, an Aston Martin that they’ve recently debuted at The Quail, along with Gas Monkey Garage’s avant garde Ferrari Testarossa (they chopped off the roof and swapped in a Tesla motor!), and Alex Goy will be getting under the skin of the Bentley Batur. We’ve also got a trio of properly off-the-wall saloons – an Australian-market Holden Commodore fitted with a quad-rotor Mazda rotary engine, a sleeper Nova saloon with a 300bhp turbo swap, and a completely bonkers purple Mk2 Cortina with a turbo V8 and 22” wheels. And then there’s the track-modded Alpine A110, the EV-swapped classic Toyota FJ, the latest hyper-loon from Brabus, and so much more… oh, and we’ve increased the page count, so you’ll be getting 148 pages instead of 132. Lovely stuff.
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Copacetic Issue 3.