Late in 2016 we brought you the story of Atalanta, a British car manufacturer that lasted from 1936 to the outbreak of World War II. That may not seem like a long time, but it was enough to capture the imagination of Martyn Corfield, who has now, after years of painstaking work, revived the marque.
JAN 12th 2017
Gallery: Atalanta – a British icon reborn
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You can find our video of the rebirth of Atalanta here, in which Martyn talks us through why he brought the brand back, what it means to him, and what the future holds. But now here's some behind the scenes shots from that video shoot, showing the car in all it's wonderful glory.
Photography by Tom Shaxson.
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