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Which Mag?
Bush Tucker Man:
In my order of preferance;
'LRM'
Bought since #1
The best columnists (Elson, Floyd, Crawthorne)
Good features, not overbearing
'LRO'
Bought since the first year of publication.
Used to be better (when Elson, Floyd & Taylor & Morrison wrote for it.
Possibly the best features, as it has a big publishers budget behind it
'LRW'
Bought since #1
John Carroll - what a nice man (remember his days of 'Back Street Heroes')
Northern Notions was a great irregular feature
Possibly a more nothern bias than the other titles (not a bad thing :clap:)
Some good project vehicles
'LRE'
Bought since #1
The best for history/word perfect facts, as James Taylor is a renown motoring historian (Rover in particular)
As for other motoring titles I partake of?
'Classic American'
Still got the first few issues hanging about, when it also featured trucks, guitars, boots, music & jeans, etc........
I might buy it 4 -6 times a year
'Top Gear'
Depends on cover features, or articles seen on the index page.
'Practical Classics'
Not as stuffy as the other classic mags, good fun.
'Classic & Sportscar'
I pick a few copies up at work from time to time, as a Lotus Elite owning Consultant brings them into his clinics waiting room, & I 'borrow' them :grin:
Silvery Thing:
I don't read any off-road mags.... the only car related mag type thing I read is Autoexpress :)
kizz81:
no advertising motives for this then? :lol: :-k
LRM i find its good, but i do like a read of the other magazines
if they sold tor around me then id have it
cheers kieran
Mash:
Too be honest I only buy a magazine when there is something in it that interests me.
Only mag I regulary buy is Back Street Heroes..
Bishops Finger:
Classic Rock if the free CD seems interesting
TOR if they actually feature a new route....BTW anyone got a copy from earlier this year with the South Shropshire routes...)
Sunday Times...at times...
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