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I was at PepBoys today and they offered to sell me a 2007 calendar, with 12 shiny muscle cars featured one each month, and it struck me that you guys at Moss should consider publishing a calender.  In catalog cover photos alone, that's 9 british cars for each catalog cycle.  Right now, I have a Pepboys 2006 calendar hanging in my garage and while the muscle cars are nice, my preferences obviously lie elsewhere.  Just a thought.

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Phoenix | 72 MGB

Wow what an excellent idea. Icould hang it in my B-less garage(she's stored in a heated garage with 12 other LBC's) and count the days till spring. How about it Moss?

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Alive to drive British

Right on!! And it should be a topless calendar too! (hoods stowed)

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Motorbill
From Lola to Land Rover, If it's British and has wheels, it's likely I've bloodied me knuckles thereupon

Rita:

Ok, we are listening. The idea has been knocked around a number of times, but so far nothing has come of it. Maybe with the closer connection we get through this forum we can get better access to suitable photography.

I'll make sure we take another hard look at what it will take soon.

 

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Kelvin Dodd
Global Sourcing Engineer
Moss Motors, Ltd.
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Hi Kelvin, I was thinking that you folks at Moss must have access to zillions of great photo's, perhaps you could approach this from a donation angle, say X amont of dollars for the calender all proceeds to a selected charity(save the LBC fund)  This could work.

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Alive to drive British

My wife just got a great color calendar published for our township using http://www.psprint.com/

You upload the work done with adobe and adobe photoshop and they print it cheap

I will volunteer my car for the month of July or June or ...... It is topless

http://www.greatvalleyhouse.com/MGB/mgbside.jpg

 

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My first car: 1952 Hudson Hornet
First roadster: 1962 Austin Healy 3000 III
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Kelvin,

Enthusiast's cars sounds like the way to go. You will be inundated with candidates. The judges had better remain anonymous!

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Motorbill
From Lola to Land Rover, If it's British and has wheels, it's likely I've bloodied me knuckles thereupon

I have created my calendar with help of software for poster printing. Final calendar was very fine :-)

P.S. Looking at the date of this thread, I hope this info will be useful for forum community.

I' ve looked in every mall calendar kiosk and bookstore to no avail. An LBC calendar is a great idea! Maybe along with great photos of the cars you could publish a monthly tip on a different phase of restoration.

Great idea. I'm certainly good for a couple of those!

 

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Bayless
Never express yourself more clearly than you can think
'48 Prefect
'67 Sprite (project)

A Moss Calendar would be great, but  MG calendars are available at http://www.calendars-2007.com/Item/MG-2007-Wall-Calendar.html.  They also carry calendars for Jaguar, Mini's, and a few others.  I have one of the MG calendars in my office and will definitely order another next year.

Cheers,

Tom-73 MGB-GT