I get Practical Classics at a bookstore in King of Prussia Mall near
Philly. I've seen it at a couple Barnes and Nobles throughout the country.
I think they would stock it for you if you asked them to. It's $5.95 though
but well worth it. They just combined with Popular Classics and are twice
the size. Borders usually has more mags than Barnes and Noble. Some have
Classic and Sportscar, others have Thoroughbred and Classic Cars. I like
all three and get them monthly.
Bill 58 MGA
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Subject: Re: Engine rebuild options (A)
Author: Bert Otten <Bert.Otten@nni.nl> at Internet-phila
Date: 10/18/96 9:38 AM
"Vince J. Pujalte" <pujalte@stic.net> wrote:
<<<Hi Bert,
Where would I purchase a copy of "Practical Classics"?
Vince,
I got more questions like these, so I have added a copy for 'the
list'.
I bought my copy accidentily in England, but on the cover the price
in $ is listed ($ 3.50), so I expect it is available in the larger
magazine/bookstores in the USA, as I can easily obtain it in Holland
(Europe) as well. I recall that there is a telephone number (in the
UK) on the back of the front page which you can call to find out
where they sell copies. I you're interested I can look it up for you.
BTW: The october issue features an article on how to check/rebuild
inertia starter motors and an article, with pictures, of doing the
front and rear brakes of an MGB (GT).
Good Luck
Bert Otten
'66 MGB
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