[urq] One cool magazine

[Steve Sears]

Brandon,
I'm a fan of Classic Motorsports.....but Hemmings Sports & Exotic (which, 
apparently, I cannot get at any local news-stand) will be featuring my '62 
DKW in a future "Drivable Dream" article (which was shot at last year's 
Import-Kit/Replicar Show in Carlisle, PA)......so I'll agree with your 
recommendation and advise everybody to get that ;-)
But seriously, the few issues I have seen have had a considerable coverage 
of some cars I didn't know existed.  The two Associate Editors I met from 
Hemmings - Dave LaChance and Mark McCourt - were what I would consider "free 
agent" car enthusiasts....they had done some research, asked tons of 
questions and took tons of pictures.  They understand that a classic car 
should be appreciated not just for it's appearance, but in the role it was 
intended for....driving.  I hope that Santa will leave me a Hemmings S&E 
subscription under the tree.
Cheers!
Steve Sears
1987 Audi 5kTQ
1980 Audi 5k
1962 and '64 Auto Union DKW Junior deLuxes

----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Brandon Rogers" <brogers at terrix.com>
> Subject: RE: [urq] One cool magazine.
> To: "'Louis-Alain Richard'" <larichard at plguide.com>,
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> Of all the mags - C&D, R&T, Motortrend (worst!), European car, etc - they
> have all turned to crap IMO - Automobile has it's good parts, yes, but 
> still
> let it lapse a couple years ago.  The magazine I have been _really_ 
> enjoying
> for the last 2 years is Hemmings Sports & Exotic.  No new car reviews, all
> old stuff - sports and exotics - hence the name.  I'm not into the old
> British stuff (which the mag is slanted to) - but it's a lot more fun to
> read about than the new Prius and Accord....
>
> Brandon
> '84 ur