Heritage Commercials magazine is Britain’s brightest full colour magazine for classic and vintage commercial vehicle enthusiasts. It celebrates the days when roads were still quiet and lorry driving was fun as well as hard work. But Heritage Commercials is not just about old drivers – its strong historical content looks at the various vehicle manufacturers, while it keeps up to date with the current preservation scene with stories of beautifully restored vehicles of a bygone age, and their owners, being featured. The magazine also regularly features light commercials – vans to you and me – buses and coaches, fire engines and military vehicles, as well as keeping in touch with the ever growing number of superb long distance road runs and events held throughout the year. This is living history on the move!

Featuring performance-tuned road and track cars, product news, buying guides, technical advice, engine tuning, plus a massive section of Fords for sale, it provides a complete guide to the modified Ford scene for the first-time Ford buyer through to the full-on Ford fanatic.

LAND ROVER MONTHLY is the magazine for all Land Rover owners. Written by enthusiasts for enthusiasts, it covers every aspect of the Land Rover movement, from off-roading to overland adventures, but with a special emphasis on restoring, modifying and maintaining these diverse vehicles. The legendary LRM Technical section is the best and biggest in the business. LRM is also the market place for anyone interested in buying or selling a Land Rover.

Welcome to the digital edition of T&D! While last month we focussed heavily on Scania trucks in our bumper October edition, we’ve got a treat for Volvo lovers in the November issue with Manfreight’s great FH16 750 and retro FH12 combination, West Coast Wood Fuels FH 500 tridem and Leitch Trans Lift’s innovative FH 540 8×2 Hiab equipped tractor unit.

There’s plenty of variety elsewhere with Downes’ new Mercedes-Benz Actros Edition 2 1863 and JK Transport’s MAN TGX 540, both trucks representing the very best of what’s on offer from German manufacturers.

We do of course have some cracking Scania content, with LA Lockhart’s new 770S in the spotlight – they also have an impressive Daf CF featured. Then we head to Ireland to check out Jenny Tierney’s Scania R730 Topline.

We’re delighted to be able to share more of the Gordon Mitchell photo collection, this time from the north of Scotland in the 1980s with a superb snapshot in time looking at fish haulers. Speaking of Snapshot our photographer series continues as we meet Roy Bartlem of Northern Ireland and check out some of his favourite snaps. There’s more trucker memories this month too with a look back at time spent working at BRS from John Podgorski.

The Cumbria Charity Truck Fair raised over £43,600 for charity this year and we’ve got the lowdown from a fantastic event. Meanwhile in Team T&D Paul O’Callaghan heads to the Retro Truck Show at Gaydon and Niall Barker goes to the Pennine Run in his new ERF EC14.

There’s also entertaining columns from Bill Dean and David Russell, and the Law and You looks at Management Buy Outs, that’ll get your brain going.

Enjoy the issue!

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Road Haulage Archive is a series of special publications, each looking at a particular aspect of our road transport history, whether a lorry manufacturer, like Seddon, an operator, such as British Road Services or Tate & Lyle Transport, events like commercial vehicle shows, industries or areas of the country and so on. These are featured in a largely pictorial presentation, using the resources of well-known photographic archives, backed up by the memories of enthusiasts and industry professionals who were there at the time. An unrivalled wealth of information and period pictures go to make up an on-going series which will build into a library of interest to all transport enthusiasts…

Ultimate Porsche is a bright, stylish monthly magazine dedicated to showcasing some of the very best classic Porsches around. We celebrate the manufacturer’s legendary production models and its mighty motorsport machines, dipping into the Stuttgart concern’s eighty-six-year history in order to uncover some of the finest four-wheelers ever produced.

We champion Porsches ranging from the ground-breaking 356 through to the 993, including corresponding generations of the all-conquering 911. We also shine a light on the luxury car maker’s front-engined output, namely the 924, 928, 944 and 968. Modern classics? You bet you!

In addition to exceptional cars, we present owner stories, rare archive material, buying advice and expert opinion highlighting how you can best maintain and modify your Porsche. Furthermore, every issue of Ultimate Porsche includes special guest columns, and we draw attention to spectacular restorations that promise to end with the unveiling of fantastic feature cars.

A unique perspective on the fastest accelerating vehicles on the planet. Driver profiles, factory tours, hot car features, and more!

We bring entertainment and information to automotive, homes, outdoor and food enthusiasts and support communities where they can share their passions.
Our magazines, web sites, apps, books, products, and videos provide the best information to enthusiasts, while our communities allow them to share with others who have similar interests.

Road & Track includes technical features on automotive subjects, wide-ranging feature stories, spectacular automotive art and standard-setting new-car photography, humor, fiction, travel stories, book reviews and the most comprehensive racing coverage offered by a monthly magazine…

Mini4 is a bi-monthly guide to the best the market offers in terms of high-end scale modelcars. The magazine suggests the most interesting products for the collector. Quality evaluation and appeal for the collectors, also from a financial point of view, drive the selection. The readers can buy scale modelcars via direct link to the most desired choices to enrich their collections. By filtering an abundance of information from production and distribution company websites, forums and blogs, Mini4 provides the reader-collector exclusivity to the best information available.
As a webmagazine Mini4 has a distinct advantage by reaching the entire potential market, just-in-time with a “click” on the computer dashboard. Collectors can be involved in Mini4 through forums, social media like Facebook and Twitter and visual media like Instagram and Pinterest.
Mini4 size is 180 x 240 mm, made of 98 pages.
Each issue includes:
– What’s new: a comprehensive selection of oncoming novelties released by the most important manufacturers, including models specially created for local distributors and limited edition items.
– 3 to 4 monographs dedicated to models by major manufacturers, selected from the new
and the best sellers.
– Interviews with artists, creators of dioramas, manufacturers of masterpiece, one-off hand
built models and photographers.
– Interviews with scale modelcar collectors.
– Meetings with key experts of the scale modelcar and car industry
– Social media involvement to inspire pro-active team-spirit with readers and fans.
– Discontinued, sold-out models.
– Information about retailers and stockist.
– Store profiles, with the possibly of being active as a website/shop.
– Specialized auctions of collectibles.

Car magazine for enthusiast by enthusiast.

HOT CARS magazine is dedicated to all the car guys out there that enjoy all forms of motorsport. The magazine leans toward the Street Rod and Street Machine styles, but we cover a little bit of everything. We attend events up and down the West Coast bringing you pictures of some of the best cars California has to offer. One weekend we might be at a Goodguys show, and the next weekend at a sports car race. Although these two shows may be as different as night and day, they have one thing in common; great cars and great people. Our feature cars are just as unique. We have featured everything from a sling shot dragster, to a Chevelle “Hatchback”, to a “Rat Fink” style ’34 Ford! Our in house “Project Car” is just that, it’s being built right out in my garage! No “big-buck” project being built at a big name Hot Rod shop somewhere. Just a simple, low buck, nostalgia style, ’30 Ford Highboy Coupe that’s going to see a lot of miles when it’s completed . We’ve got some great regular features; “Auto Art” is dedicated to the great automotive artists out there, each issue an artist shares their work with our readers, “Web Search” is a fun look at some of the neat automotive web sites out there (we review them and give you the URL), “In-Scale” takes a look at the world of model car building with feature cars and kit reviews, and of course, a “Reader’s Rides” page where our readers send in picks of their Hot Rods!

MAXIMUM DRIVE delivers a variety of custom vehicles, early and late model muscle cars, hot rods, street rods, rat rods, lead sleds and trucks. This one-stop-shopping resource offers the latest automotive performance products. Readers will learn how these products are installed and they can improve their vehicle’s performance.

Women on Wheels (WOW) is a motoring supplement that’s written by women, for women. It is the only local motoring supplement that speaks directly to the women’s market.
The 2013 annual edition of WOW includes the latest car reviews, our annual WOW Women’s Car of the Year Awards and exciting motoring events for our readers. Don’t miss this year’s issue.

Along with our panel of judges, you can also participate in voicing a woman’s take on what the best cars in South Africa are. Visit the official website http://www.womenonwheels.co.za, click through all the finalists and choose your favourite model.

She-drives magazine aims to hi-lite the success of women in the automobile industry, while also allowing women to review cars/bikes and anything auto that interests her. design and style is added because it all has to be coordinated to match. targeted at the 25-35 woman with interest in motoring in style