If you don't have internet access the url is useless. If you do have
access, a quick search is easy using one of the search engines(Lycos,
Excite, AOLNetFind, etc.) Maybe you deleted the email I sent with
this info. Since you apparently lack the ability to search, here it
is:
www.erack.com/car/_classcarmain.htm
I hope this meets your rigorous standard of quality information.
Jeff
P.S. As a "customer" in your "private" life(whatever the hell that means),
you get what you pay for, don't like it, don't read it.
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Subject: Classic Cars ?
Author: <LeBrun@hii.hitachi.com> at INTERNET
Date: 10/21/97 12:52 PM
-For those of us without www access, more specific info. would be
appreciated, than a seemingly blow-off "try the web".
-Even in our "private" lives we're all "customers" and deserve quality
information.
Phil
Try 'Practical Classics' for November, or check out Classic Cars
website for a reprint of their Tiger article of a few months back.
I was just looking at the November issue of Classic Cars - I thought
someone mentioned on here that Tigers were mentioned in one of the
articles - which article???
Thanks.
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