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  1. Where do you get all these from paulali? Do you enter your details on the manufacturer's websites? I would like to keep my brochure collection up to date but don't always get chance to go to a dealership. You seem to get yours sent in the post. RD
  2. Hi Ben/Niels Basically, I am getting behind with my recent sales brochures on certain brands, excluding JD, McCormick/Landini and MF, which I'm not too bad on. The rest, including Same, Deutz, NH, even some Case-IH, I am patchy. In terms of new brochure releases over the past 18mths I have slipped back. I'd gladly buy a bunch of brochures....my interests are anything with three or four wheels and an engine, be it a sprayer, combine, tractor, spreader, anything self-propelled from any manufacturer. I have boxes of older brochures from the mid-1980s onwards (mostly early 1990s onwards) that I can swap in return. I am interested in bulk, the more the better, and if I haven't got the brochure, I will probably want it. Happy to swap older for new, just as long as I get something for my collection ultimately I'm happy. Regards Rory
  3. Paulali Do you have many doubles of these up to date modern brochures, I might be interested in doing a swap for some older ones I have? I am getting behind with my current ones and need to restock. Regards Rory
  4. Thanks for clarifying this point. You should get the next one, published 25 January, providing that payment was processed in time to put your details on the system and then send them to the printers I am not sure what the cut-off point was for that. The issue is probably being printed in the next day or two. You could say I do know a bit about the magazine....... R Day
  5. Thanks for subscribing. When did you actually send payment? Your first subscription copy probably won't arrive until the next one is due a week or so on Saturday. You should get it then. Regards R Day
  6. Looking forward to seeing the new John Deere 50 Series tractors as I was involved in sourcing all the tractors that Britains visited and know the owners personally. Not seen any pictures of the prototypes yet so hope that the engineers over in the USA and overseas have done their job and got the tractors right. R Day
  7. Dear Painter, You raise a valid point. We hear this regularly from our Irish subscribers. All we can add to this is that the Irish subs copies are posted air mail on the same day as the UK subscription copies. We have made lots of enquiries and as far as we can establish, the delay is caused when the magazines enter the Irish postal system. I'm sorry, but there's really nothing we can do to speed up the delivery of the magazines in Ireland. Thanks for your support as a subscriber. Regards R Day
  8. Sounds like subscription copies have arrived! Just to confirm, the February issue of Classic Tractor will be in the shops this Friday 21 December, a week earlier than normal due to Christmas. Hope you enjoy the issue. Regards R Day Classic Tractor
  9. I heartily recommend a copy of Farm Power Publishing's new book Flying the Flag by Nuffield, Leyland & Marshall salesman Tony Thomas! A great read! R Day
  10. Tim, Thanks for that. You are a true CT supporter.....I know what 141 issues looks like on the shelf and it's a fair old pile. It's amazing how the magazine has evolved and changed over the years and almost doubled in size. Those early issues from 2001 look a bit basic and dated now, but they seemed OK at the time, given what else was out there, which wasn't much in terms of the number of other titles. I have often thought, for personal reasons, it would be nice to have my back issues bound into hard=back volumes, perhaps two volumes per year, trouble is the longer I leave it, the more expensive it will become. R Day
  11. Niels, I agree, Stuart has been a very good addition to the magazine with his knowledge and archive of old machinery pictures. We would have enlisted him a long time ago if it wasn't for his other magazine obligations with Old Tractor and then Vintage Tractor. The arrangement seems to be working well for both sides now. Regards R Day
  12. Thanks for that Barry, certainly a good one this time for the Ford 7810 fans! Thanks for your feedback, glad you are enjoying the magazine and hope you find the rest of it interesting. Regards Rory
  13. Yes, I remember getting all these. If you go back even further into time, MF had a tradition of bringing out an initial launch brochure for the MF 6100 and 6200 Series and then it has since done smaller, square brochures for the initial launch, followed by much bigger multi-pagers. I remember years ago, probably in 1998, when New Holland introduced the TS115 and they did an A4 fold-out brochure, maybe that was among the ones you sodl Paulali or perhaps you still have it. Then there was a whole sequence of them for the TL Series, a fold-out followed by the multi-page brochure. They also did one for the 70A Series, have you got that one? It was a studio background shot as well I think. I have dozens of them in my garage. R Day
  14. Hi Bill Thanks for this post and the pics in the issue, great stuff and much appreciated. Jdeere6910, always good to hear the magazine is hitting the spot, thanks! Regards Rory
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