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> At 10:17 PM 6/20/98 -0700, Dallas Bowen wrote:
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> >...Problem with getting coverage in magazines (especially a cover story)
> >is that you can't buy a new Tiger anymore, therefore no advertising revenue
> >for the publication. Just a thought.
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> >Dallas
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> The problem is nobody knows about the Sunbeam Tiger. Mick Walsh, of
> "Classic & Sport Car" says a Tiger on the cover of the magazine reduces
> their newsstand sales significantly. Put a MG in its place and they’re
> dancing all the way to the bank.
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> For my money, the fix is to jump on the coat-tails of our Shelby legend.
> It’s a simple fact that Shelby had more to do with the creation of the
> Tiger than he did with the GT 350. A membership check to your closest
> Shelby owners group and some active participation, seems a small enough
> price to elevate overall marque awareness. Someone might just take a
> picture of your car, you know sitting next to a Cobra, etc.
Nor-Cal SAAC has quite a few Tiger owners as members. Next to the name
(DRIVEN) at the top of the monthly newsletter are thre words: Shelby,
Cobra and Tiger.
Lots of owners have already thaken your advice. And I have seen pictures
of Tigers next to Cobras in both the Nor-Cal newsletter and the
Natioanl SAAC magazine.
Roland
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