month. Looks like Microprose has an idea of their target market.
Stephen
Stephen
In one word:
"Suckers"
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: In one word:
: "Suckers"
Exactly my point. Or to be perhaps a little more charitable, non-sim
racers with a sentimental attachment to these cars. I wonder if GPL was
ever advertised in such a magazine? Captive audience, I would say.
Stephen
I've seen the "..In 1968 they changed the rules of formula 1..." ad. in both
Vintage Motorsports and Classic and Sportscar.
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All the best,
Edwin Solheim
The Paddock - a legendary site....
<http://home.c2i.net/thepaddock>
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Andre
On Wed, 17 Nov 1999 23:51:55 GMT, "Edwin Solheim"
>I've seen the "..In 1968 they changed the rules of formula 1..." ad. in both
>Vintage Motorsports and Classic and Sportscar.
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>All the best,
>Edwin Solheim
>The Paddock - a legendary site....
><http://home.c2i.net/thepaddock>
>*** Proud member of the GPLEA ***
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UKGPL League
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http://www.ukgpl.com
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> Andre
> On Wed, 17 Nov 1999 23:51:55 GMT, "Edwin Solheim"
> >Yes.... GPL was advertised in classical car magazines in both Europe and
the
> >U.S
> >I've seen the "..In 1968 they changed the rules of formula 1..." ad. in
both
> >Vintage Motorsports and Classic and Sportscar.
> >--
> >All the best,
> >Edwin Solheim
> >The Paddock - a legendary site....
> ><http://home.c2i.net/thepaddock>
> >*** Proud member of the GPLEA ***