I
subscribe to the magazine, so it usually arrives at the house before it
gets to the newsstands or book stores.
As far as
scanning it to the webpages, I think this was done with another CA
article. The big '55 to '75 and up article is the one to which I'm
referring.
Greg Gryczan
West Palm Beach, FL
U.S.A.
At 03:49 PM 7/18/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>Thanks, Tim,
>
>I went to down to my local newstand and all they had was the
August
>issue. I don't know how Greg got the October issue so far in
advance.
>(Usually, they're only 1 or 2 months in advance.)
>
>However, the August issue has an article on mid-50's Packards and
early
>60's Dodges, so it's not a bad buy . . .
>
>In the past, they have done articles on the '68 convertibles.
>
>Mark M
>
>tim@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>
>> > The October, 2002, issue of Collectible Automobile
>> > contains an article on the '67 and '68 Imperials.
>> >
>> > Greg Gryczan
>> > West Palm Beach, FL
>> > U.S.A.
>>
>> That magazine can be found at well-stocked book stores and
>> newsstands in the USA, but it's not much more expensive to
>> order the issue by mail. The cover price is $7.95
(plus
>> sales tax), but I just now called their 800 number and
found
>> that they'll deliver it to me for $9.95 total. Here's
the
>> number:
>> (800) 871-2022
>>
>> For those in countries where that 800 number won't work,
>> you *may* be able to find other contact info at their
>> web site:
>>
https://app.consumerguide.com/pss/collectible/
>>
>
>
>
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