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NEWS photos Stuart Davis

REPLICAR SPEEDSTER. Car fanatic Tony
Iacoviello laughs with the sheer joy of owning this
1936 boat-tailed 851 Auburn speedster replicar,
above. Originally made in England, the car
features a 5-litre 305 GM _ engine, automatic
transmission, power steering and power brakes.
Only 250 Auburns will be manufactured. Far left,
close-up of the speédster’s decorative engine
breathing apparatus. Close left, dramatic
speedster hood ornament, a long-lost relic of the

automobile industry’s glorious past.

Coachworks
Coilision

SPECIALIZING in. fixing
European cars, North Shore
Coachworks offers quality
workmanship and European
trained technicians to make
your car good as new after a
collision.

The firm, owned by Lea
Hibib Ali, maintains strict
quality control.

Located at 991 West Ist in
North Van, North Shore
Coachworks started in 1974
as Classic and Thoroughbred
Motors which specialized in
restoration work.

By 1978 the firm moved
into collision repair.

1982 the firm was bankrupt.
I: was sold, with the original
employees kept on. The firm
changed hands again just a
few weeks ago, when Ali
took over control,

The same original staff
continues to produce quality
collision and general repairs
and painting, as well as res-
toration.

The 1960 Aston Martin
pictured is just one example
of the fine craftsmanship to
be found at North Shore
Coachworks.

No appeintment is neces-
sary, and workmanship is
guaranteed.