Retro Ford magazine
07-03-2006, 12:05 AM
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07-03-2006, 09:09 AM
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Its the bollocks.....
Worth the wait.
Its like Classic Ford used to be was when Simon Woolley was running it... you can read it over a four day period, where as now, one good dump and you've had all Classic Ford has to offer.
Worth the wait.
Its like Classic Ford used to be was when Simon Woolley was running it... you can read it over a four day period, where as now, one good dump and you've had all Classic Ford has to offer.
07-03-2006, 09:19 AM
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Originally Posted by neilm
Its the bollocks.....
Worth the wait.
Its like Classic Ford used to be was when Simon Woolley was running it... you can read it over a four day period, where as now, one good dump and you've had all Classic Ford has to offer.
Worth the wait.
Its like Classic Ford used to be was when Simon Woolley was running it... you can read it over a four day period, where as now, one good dump and you've had all Classic Ford has to offer.
it offeres you a bumwiping too if you really don't like it and have run out of loo paper
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07-03-2006, 11:59 AM
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As people have already said on here, due to distribution issues the first issue will be in the shop THURSDAY 9th... that's this Thursday so check it out.
Just to let you know what's in it:
Cossie powered Mk2 Escort track car
Home built Anglia street car
Box Hill show report
Mk1 Lotus Cortina racer timed around our test track
Bad boy Mk2 Lotus Cortina street / track car
Company Profile
Thames van concours car
Escort rolling road shootout
V8 Capri street / strip car
DCOE carbs technical test
Tech Q&A
Specialists listings, Mk1 Escort Mexico buying guide
rear disc conversion D.I.Y
Layman's guide to coilovers
Novices guide to lowering the rear of your old skool Ford
New products and events
Readers Cars and projects
Our project cars
Kent RSOC meet report
Classifieds
And lots more!
As Neil said, we have really tried hard to create a dynamic, action packed issue and all those people lucky enough to already have a copy (both 'normal' readers and the trade) have gone nuts for it so we're well happy!
All the best,
Ben Birch
Just to let you know what's in it:
Cossie powered Mk2 Escort track car
Home built Anglia street car
Box Hill show report
Mk1 Lotus Cortina racer timed around our test track
Bad boy Mk2 Lotus Cortina street / track car
Company Profile
Thames van concours car
Escort rolling road shootout
V8 Capri street / strip car
DCOE carbs technical test
Tech Q&A
Specialists listings, Mk1 Escort Mexico buying guide
rear disc conversion D.I.Y
Layman's guide to coilovers
Novices guide to lowering the rear of your old skool Ford
New products and events
Readers Cars and projects
Our project cars
Kent RSOC meet report
Classifieds
And lots more!
As Neil said, we have really tried hard to create a dynamic, action packed issue and all those people lucky enough to already have a copy (both 'normal' readers and the trade) have gone nuts for it so we're well happy!
All the best,
Ben Birch
07-03-2006, 01:51 PM
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Hi,
Glad its out, still waiting for the cossie mag, my wife has been in and out
of WHsmiths so many times lately, she thinks the security guy in there thinks she's a shop lifter.
Regards Dave R.
Glad its out, still waiting for the cossie mag, my wife has been in and out
of WHsmiths so many times lately, she thinks the security guy in there thinks she's a shop lifter.
Regards Dave R.
07-03-2006, 03:52 PM
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Not got it yet think I may have to invest.
Would just like to say Ben that you are a proper amazing editor and you and Keith turned pf into what it is today.
Is it in wh smiths?
Would just like to say Ben that you are a proper amazing editor and you and Keith turned pf into what it is today.
Is it in wh smiths?
07-03-2006, 09:37 PM
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Originally Posted by jhw
Not got it yet think I may have to invest.
Would just like to say Ben that you are a proper amazing editor and you and Keith turned pf into what it is today.
Is it in wh smiths?
Would just like to say Ben that you are a proper amazing editor and you and Keith turned pf into what it is today.
Is it in wh smiths?
08-03-2006, 09:18 AM
#22
Hi guys, thanks for all your interest in the mag.
wildheart - I am sorting that out as we speak mate, will put a post up with a deal soon...
jhw - Thanks for that mate, much appreciated
you won't be disappointed by the new mag... which will be in WH Smiths
retro al - it is DEFFO out this Thursday mate, and don't worry it won't go downhill at all, in fact the standard of cars and features is being stepped up every issue. I promise that.
mike c - cheers for that mate
puddy - get off the forums and finish the barge!
All the best,
Ben
wildheart - I am sorting that out as we speak mate, will put a post up with a deal soon...
jhw - Thanks for that mate, much appreciated
you won't be disappointed by the new mag... which will be in WH Smiths retro al - it is DEFFO out this Thursday mate, and don't worry it won't go downhill at all, in fact the standard of cars and features is being stepped up every issue. I promise that.
mike c - cheers for that mate
puddy - get off the forums and finish the barge!
All the best,
Ben
11-03-2006, 02:01 PM
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just got it
had people searching all over the West Mids and Kent for it and couldn't find it ANYWHERE and now I just got a copy round the corner at a crappy little stars shop
first class, everyone involved should be well proud. Its key factor is how it captures the essence of the old-skool Ford scene perfectly, which IMO is Classic Ford's only falling point
saved me some cash as well with the Cortina DVD offer, was gonna order that
had people searching all over the West Mids and Kent for it and couldn't find it ANYWHERE and now I just got a copy round the corner at a crappy little stars shop
first class, everyone involved should be well proud. Its key factor is how it captures the essence of the old-skool Ford scene perfectly, which IMO is Classic Ford's only falling point
saved me some cash as well with the Cortina DVD offer, was gonna order that
11-03-2006, 02:25 PM
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Originally Posted by wildheart
Picked up a copy today,Just like performance ford but with older cars.
And thats no bad thing
And thats no bad thing
Need to get the mag asap but my car is at the garage getting the windscreen fixed.
Ben no probs mate.
Btw Ben seing as your still in the same office block as pf ar they going to be at croft?
Cheers.
13-03-2006, 09:12 AM
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Hi guys, well a massive THANKS for all your comments about the mag. Glad you're all liking it, it'll only get better and everything you say will be taken on board to keep the mag fresh.
Mike C - spot one mate, that was the whole ethos behind it
Thanks again, well chuffed now!!
Ben
Mike C - spot one mate, that was the whole ethos behind it
Thanks again, well chuffed now!!
Ben