I get that one, and Practical Classics, and one more - can't remember off
the top of my head (Classic and Sportscar??). All British, all fairly
expensive $6 - 8 coverprice. Unfortunately it is slightly more expensive to
get a subscription, because you then get them airmail. Wonderful reading
material, and Practical Classics is chock full of hints and tips. Will also
make you insane with jelousy at the range and dirt cheap prices of classics
in the UK! Also will reveal how horribly our beloved cars can rust given a
damp musty climate. Seems like every restoration over there starts with
"replace most of the sheetmetal" Definately good reading if you can find
them - I buy them at the local Border's. I also get Car Magazine, another
British Mag, but modern cars - get to drool over all the nifty moderns that
we get robbed out of in the US! I want a VW Jetta Station Wagon with a
Turbo Diesel! Pouting now...
Kevin Rhodes
Freddy the Spit
Portland, Maine
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At 04:21 PM 9/30/98 -0400, Kiitsg@aol.com wrote:
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>Has anyone seen a magazine out of the UK called Thoroughbred & Classic Cars?
>I just got the July 1998 issue from a friend, and this is quite the
>publication. Mostly, but not completely British Cars, and Triumph gets its
>share of pages. They have a back issue service, with October 1995 on the
TR6,
>February 1996 on the Stag, April 1998 on all Triumphs. Some very nice
>photography, and interesting reading.
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