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Subject: VWMagazine.co.uk Author: VW Magazine [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: Thu, 21 October 2004, 14:38 VWMagazine.co.uk “We want your story!” Welcome to VW Magazine.co.uk – the UK’s newest and hopefully best online aircooled VW e-zine written by you – the reader. At midnight on the 1st of each month, a new issue will go “live” containing : - Editorial Comment - News from the UK aircooled VW scene - Articles about Readers Cars covering at least 1 Beetle, Split, Bay and Wedgie Transporters as well as Type 3,4 and other aircooled VW “oddities” NB – For the first time ever, each featured car will have an interactive comments page at the bottom allowing readers to ask the owner questions or make comments on the article above (moderated). - “Dear Dr Dub” Technical help section incl readers hints and tips – do you have a useful tip for other readers? Let us know. Stuck on a technical matter? Fire away - How a VW Works (for dummies) containing easy to read information – will build into a nice monthly collection. Basic VW mechanics for beginners. - Club Scene – each month, we put a different UKVW club under the spotlight - VW of the Year – who will win? - Interactive, fully manageable classified ads – up to 4 pictures, even video clips can accompany your ad. - Trade directory – this will work as a “banner exchange” program. All traders listed here will have the vwmagazine.co.uk banner linked to us on their website and our site will link to theirs. If traders are interested in banner exchanging then please e-mail us at info@vwmagazine.co.uk. This section is in conjunction with our sister site www.dubdoctors.com - Show reports and pictures from the previous months shows submitted by you-the reader. What did you think of the show? Did you have an eventful journey there or back? We want to see your pictures - Fully interactive search engine which will allow you to look back through all vwmagazine.co.uk issues for that particular car or tech question you are looking for. As detailed above, the magazine will be contain articles written by YOU – the VW enthusiast so it’s success or failure depends solely on contributions. We are always open to opinions on what the magazine should cover and will listen to feedback from readers (honest!) Please support us by submitting your story to info@vwmagazine.co.uk or if you have any questions at all then please get in touch. Regards The Team. p.s. Januarys’ issue will contain articles on : 1 - A much travelled daily driver Beetle currently recuperating in a garage ready for the next part of it’s very varied life 2 – An imported splitty now enjoying the streets of York 3 – A Bay Window that has visited most of Europe 4 – A T25 Syncro that has travelled from the Austrian Factory to Australia, New Zealand and now lives in Scotland 5 – A T3 with a difference 6 – The Tech Section will contain a glossary of VW parts and what they do – don’t know your CV’s from your B-post? We can help! and lots, lots more January’s issue is available free online from midnight 1st January 2005. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]