House cleaning. Free to whomever will come and collect.
My collection of "Jaguar Driver" magazines from the UK Jaguar Drivers Club. From Oct 1978 (#207) to Mar 2009 (#584), mostly complete, 370+ issues.
Also:
1990-1991 issues of "Rough Rider" (DC Morgan Club)
1996-1997 issues of "The Courier" (UK Triumph Sports Six Club)
2012-2013 issues of "The Bulletin" (UK Alvis Owners Club)
Days of reading pleasure. See the car prices from decades ago and weep.
Tons of paper. Hate to just throw it out.

 

I would be interested.. would you mind checking on how much shipping would be to Crystal lake, IL, if you're willing to ship? Thanks!

 

I'm afraid all that paper weighs a ton (prohibitive shipping cost). I don't think my geezer back could even carry the boxes to the shipper. I was hoping for someone to come and get the stuff. Someone local, or someone passing through SC on I-20 (I'm just off of Exit 22 on the western end of I-20, near Georgia). No rush - it will be here.

 

I understand- hopefully someone will take these off your hands! Would be a shame to see them used as kindling.

 

I will be in Augusta this weekend for my other passion, a Ford Mustang (MCA) show, and would love to pick up the Jaguar Driver issues if you still have them?
Dennis

 

I apologize as I just saw this listing. I live very close to CL and could potentially pick these up for you on my way back from Hilton Head in about a month's time. I would need to see how many boxes there are and if PonySnake picks them up or not.

 

Delighted to have two enquiries about the tons of free paper (perhaps one Mustang's trunk's worth). SWMBO will smile broadly. Dennis, you have first call on the magazines. I will be around all weekend and will PM/e-mail you with contact details.
Mike

 

Dennis,
Couldn't find your PM/e-mail through this Forum, so left a Visitor Message in your Public Profile.
Mike

 

Thanks again. See you Saturday afternoon. I have your phone info.
Dennis

 

OK - looking forward to your call. Remember, do not necessarily believe your GPS (if one is being used) - map reading skills still rule!