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http://www.hemmings.com/editorial/nextgen.html
Seeking classic car owners age 25 and younger
Do you know a young enthusiast like 18-year-old Graham Kozak of Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan? We want to hear about him or her!
Do the kids at high school and college think you’re crazy for driving an old car? Is your idea of style something with fins and chrome? If you (or someone you know) are under the age of 25, and drive a pre-1980 American car as your primary source of transportation, Hemmings Classic Car is interested in hearing about it! Every month, Hemmings Classic Car does a page called The Next Generation, the story of someone doing his or her part to keep the old-car hobby vibrant for the years and decades to come the best way they can: owning and driving an old car!
There's an easy email form on our Web site. Just fill in the blanks, hit the SUBMIT button, and you’re on your way! If we like what we see, we’ll be in touch.
There are a couple of caveats. Proud grandparents with six-year-old grandkids who know the name of every car on the block are not eligible: The owner needs to be a registered owner and driver. No brand-new owners please (if you just bought your car last week, there are fewer stories to tell). Also, submissions ideally should come from the car owners themselves — we're not big on the whole “surprise” thing.
One other thing: Stories with good photos of car and owner together will be given priority (digital shots preferred). The highest resolution photos your camera is capable of will be best for print use; 1 meg photos or larger should do the trick. Check out back issues of Classic Car to see what has run in the past.
Photo tip of the day: Bright, high-noon sunlight is not your friend; a light cloud cover offers the best lighting. Also ... do it now, before the snow flies!
- By Jeff Koch
Carl W. French
Alfred, Maine
Southern Maine LBC welfare shelter
67B will be in our will
73BGT Daily driver
72 Triumph Bonneville
Many more that change often
http://s5.photobucket.com/albums/y183/leylandauto/
Seeking classic car owners age 25 and younger
Do you know a young enthusiast like 18-year-old Graham Kozak of Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan? We want to hear about him or her!
Do the kids at high school and college think you’re crazy for driving an old car? Is your idea of style something with fins and chrome? If you (or someone you know) are under the age of 25, and drive a pre-1980 American car as your primary source of transportation, Hemmings Classic Car is interested in hearing about it! Every month, Hemmings Classic Car does a page called The Next Generation, the story of someone doing his or her part to keep the old-car hobby vibrant for the years and decades to come the best way they can: owning and driving an old car!
There's an easy email form on our Web site. Just fill in the blanks, hit the SUBMIT button, and you’re on your way! If we like what we see, we’ll be in touch.
There are a couple of caveats. Proud grandparents with six-year-old grandkids who know the name of every car on the block are not eligible: The owner needs to be a registered owner and driver. No brand-new owners please (if you just bought your car last week, there are fewer stories to tell). Also, submissions ideally should come from the car owners themselves — we're not big on the whole “surprise” thing.
One other thing: Stories with good photos of car and owner together will be given priority (digital shots preferred). The highest resolution photos your camera is capable of will be best for print use; 1 meg photos or larger should do the trick. Check out back issues of Classic Car to see what has run in the past.
Photo tip of the day: Bright, high-noon sunlight is not your friend; a light cloud cover offers the best lighting. Also ... do it now, before the snow flies!
- By Jeff Koch
Carl W. French
Alfred, Maine
Southern Maine LBC welfare shelter
67B will be in our will
73BGT Daily driver
72 Triumph Bonneville
Many more that change often
http://s5.photobucket.com/albums/y183/leylandauto/
 cuyahoga falls, ohio, USA
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Rusty,
I know you have some great pictures and the story about making/marketing MG products.
Carl W. French
Alfred, Maine
Southern Maine LBC welfare shelter
67B will be in our will
73BGT Daily driver
72 Triumph Bonneville
Many more that change often
http://s5.photobucket.com/albums/y183/leylandauto/
I know you have some great pictures and the story about making/marketing MG products.
Carl W. French
Alfred, Maine
Southern Maine LBC welfare shelter
67B will be in our will
73BGT Daily driver
72 Triumph Bonneville
Many more that change often
http://s5.photobucket.com/albums/y183/leylandauto/
 Shakopee, MN, USA
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B-racer Wrote:
Oh of course they would, but you see, then I would be so busy trying to write my column, that I wouldn't be able to check in daily with the MGB Exp, and I know how much everyone here would just hate that.
Plus, I don't think they have an "Opinon" column.
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Oh come on James! Hemmings would probably LOVE you!!! They'd probably try to get you to write a regular column or something along those lines!
Oh of course they would, but you see, then I would be so busy trying to write my column, that I wouldn't be able to check in daily with the MGB Exp, and I know how much everyone here would just hate that.
Plus, I don't think they have an "Opinon" column.
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