You guys might be interested in this. A group of us have put together a VW & Porsche magazine entitled Aircooled Classics.

It's just been released today and you can read the first issue free of charge online (154 pages).

Visit the magazine website at: http://www.aircooledclassicsmagazine.com and follow the links.

Maybe some fast buses from BWA would like to feature in the mag at some stage?

There's a contact form on the website if anyone is interested. Could be good. It's a worldwide magazine - all issues are free so circulation is expected to be very good.

Enjoy the mag and maybe let me know what you think?

Cheers,

Paul

Update: Over 26,000 magazine readers in the first two months of issue 1.

Issue 2 is due out in a few weeks. It's BIG. Issue 1 weighed in at 154 pages. Issue 2 looks like it's going to be in excess of 250 pages (magazine plus special supplement)!

PLUS - In October we're releasing 'Kombi Life' magazine. It'll be a lifestyle VW camper, bus & commercial Splitscreen, Bay, T25/T3, T4 & T5 magazine.



To learn more about any of the above visit the publishers website at http://www.acmemedia.co.uk

or go to http://www.aircooledclassicsmagazine.com

Cheers,

Paul Cave

PS I'm working on the BusFreeze (Oct 22/23) layout and one of the halls may be used for display purposes - we're debating it at the moment, but it looks promising. If anyone wants to put forward their van for a "Devon/Danbury through the years" display please let me know - contact me via the BusFreeze website contact form http://www.busfreeze.co.uk/. Free camping and entry tickets for those displaying. Send picture of your bus with your email. Cheers. PC.

Issue 2 is out now! Over 250 pages in three parts: main magazine and two special supplements.

Read online for free at http://www.aircooledclassicsmagazine.com

Paul

Good mag!

Great read, well done

Thanks.

Next stop - Kombi Life magazine!

Issue 2 of Aircooled Classics AND the introductory issue of Kombi Life magazine for the VW van owner are now both live.

http://www.KombiLifeMagazine.com is where you want to be heading. Check them out.

Paul

I forgot to mention. Simon Knief's panel gets a full feature.

Paul

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Works better!

Lets see if it can do what the other can not and fill over half of the mag with adverts they are more like the yellow pages .