Nathan Chadwick - Collectible Books Column
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Nathan Chadwick began his career in regional print journalism in the U.K., and after a few years working at a veterinary journal, he began his dream automotive career in 2011 at Classic Cars magazine and Land Rover Owner. His involvement with Modern Classics magazine, a new title dedicated to 1980s, ’90s and ’00s cars, turned his role from sub-editor to writer and assistant editor.
After Modern Classics was closed in 2020, he moved into freelance journalism. He currently writes for Magneto, Auto Italia and several other publications, and provides public relations services as well. He lives in the U.K. with his wife and two greyhounds. He may be reached at NayfLimited@gmail.com |
Some of Nathan's Articles: Collectible Books Column
“Ed Swart: From Zandvoort to Daytona” is a fascinating book that paints a colorful picture of a brightly hued life, full of insight into the life of a racing driver and the social circles he ran in, rather than simply the circles he raced around. We also get an insight into his other endeavors, such as his involvement with the Bitter car company and running Zandvoort.
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Ed Swart: From Zandvoort to Daytona
Issue #23 Jul/Aug 2022 They say good things come in small packages, and few things look quite as engaging as an Abarth 595 on three wheels with its tiny engine screaming for more revs in wheeled combat. In the 1960s the master of this fine art was Ed Swart – a talented racer, engineer and businessman who won the Division 1 class of the 1965 European Touring Car Championship. Though this was the highlight of a varied career, Swart turned his hand to GTs, sports cars, sports prototypes and Can-Am, among many other things. Much like Sir Stirling Moss, Swart keenly kept a diary of all his racing activities, scrupulously maintaining a record of results, press cuttings and more. It’s all been collated in this 10-inch-square hardback book, produced in association with Johnny Tipler. |