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Re: 100 + years of Commercial Motorup on your comments.
Re: 100 + years of Commercial MotorI would like to record that I have found the CM Archives to be a real treasure chest of useful information whilst researching for my two Lorries of Arabia books. It has meant that I've been able to quote from them or make references to them, or acknowledge material found in them throughout my current writings. This has the happy unintended consequence of increasing readers' awareness of just how valuable CM can be, and perhaps increasing its readership! Who knows? Robert
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Re: 100 + years of Commercial MotorI think this archive is great,you can spend hours in there.
fire up the quattro!
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Re: 100 + years of Commercial MotorWhat ever happened to Hargraves refrigerated transport I think from Glasgow they used to stop over at the Ashford truck stop in the late 1990's (1999) just wondered if they were still going. Cheers scot.
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Re: 100 + years of Commercial MotorIs was on Driver CPC with the Editor of Commercial Motor with EP Training a few years ago.
Did ask for a nice discount on the magazine but nothing than the usual one in magazine, that we thought was not such a plan. Normally most people who have had a subscription are most likely to auto renew if they like the magazine.
Re: 100 + years of Commercial MotorDoes anyone on here have any old copies of the magazine for sale? I'm looking for an original copy from 1960 that features my grandads Austin lorry. I have the particular dates somewhere as it was in an advertisement in multiple issues.
Was looking around a few years ago but haven't thought about until seeing this forum. https://archive.commercialmotor.com/article/15th-january-1960/63/what-you-gain-on-the-swings
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