I suggest people who are unhappy with the direction of the new magazine
should go to www.grmotorsports.com Click on the message board link. Then
click on the Classic Autosport, or whatever they are calling the
magazine and post your feelings. The editors do a good job of reading
all of these po
Very confusing, great mag but it almost seems that every issue uses a
different numbering convention.
Suzie
- Original Message -
[snip]
> > last fall and received a Volume 3, Issue 1 copy but haven't heard
anything
> > since. Is this a new issue you received or is the same one I have? Not
> I'm glad to hear the "Spitfire & GT6" is out again, I think this is an
> outstanding publication, quality all around. I signed up for a
subscription
> last fall and received a Volume 3, Issue 1 copy but haven't heard anything
> since. Is this a new issue you received or is the same one I have? No
]>; "Richard Feibusch"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "Triumph List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
> "spitfires" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2003 3:51 PM
> Subject: Re: On British Car Magazine
>
>
> > > And if we don&
> And if we don't like or want the new format, who do we speak with to get
> a refund on an outstanding subscription? Honestly, I for one could care
> less about other European and American classics. If I did, I'd
> subscribe those magazines.
>
> Thanks for any info,
>
> Joe Burlein
> 1972 Triump
Dear Friends and Readers,
I was as surprised and concerned as you all were when the word about the
Motorsport Marketing Inc. buyout of British Car Magazine started to spread
on the web. After all, I have been a writer and later on the Editorial
Board since Dave Destler started the publication
