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adam quantrill said:
l33 said:
Can someone scan & post the article please as I'm too tight to spend £5 on a magazine which I won't read...
Why not just read it in the library [ahem] WH Smiths like the rest of us?
I would, but when I bring in my comfy arm chair, plonk it infront of the magazine stand and crack open a couple of beers, the staff get a bit arsy with me. I don't know why mind...
combine said:
E-mailed them last year when they kept pestering me to take a subscription ' article about tvr wedge v8 please ' , nothing back .
in their defence they have done an article before, using Alan's SEAC, but I know what you mean, it all seems to revolve around uberfast saloons at the moment
Trouble is, at the moment in every magazine or article I read about tvr, it sites the wedges as being 'unpopular' and a 'bad time'. Personally I think this is wrong, they were innovative, and yes, a popular shape at the time, and some say haven't aged well like the 'safe' designs.
But, no one can argue, they are distinctive amongst todays dross, but unfortunately the journalists have described them as 'troublesome' and others instead of researching them, just jump on the gravy train.
Porkers are good, absolutely, but we know that, how about shedding a bit more light on something different for a change.
But, no one can argue, they are distinctive amongst todays dross, but unfortunately the journalists have described them as 'troublesome' and others instead of researching them, just jump on the gravy train.
Porkers are good, absolutely, but we know that, how about shedding a bit more light on something different for a change.
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