I have just about all Lotus 7 club magazines from July '88 onwards...

Free to anyone who wants to come get them!

Eugene - where are you? My set on,y goes back to the early 90s...

North Herts - nr Buntingford...

Anyone want these - or they will be going in the bin...

Wish I was closer, I would be happy to pay any expenses on your part however to send them, but perhaps they are a bit bulky?....

Yep - very bulky, and very heavy!

thought they maybe, shame that, would have been a good winters day read....or two..

Westy
Surprisingly the lotus 7 low flying mag ain't that great, certainly not as good as you'd expect
If you do get 'em be prepared for plenty of wedding shots of unknown people wearing kilts etc etc interspersed with the very occasional tech article approx 40% of the whole mag will be bloody ads'.
The wife used to get the Morgan OC mag which was awesome in comparison to low flying.

LOL, I can imagine what the content may be, as my old classic car club used to distribute a similar thing, was full of events that had happened already and the stories from readers we all knew anyway because they had told them in the pub the month before... I don't "do" car clubs these days for this reason, the cost of membership for my classic car one got silly in the end, and all you really got at the end of the day was a monthly ( useless in my view) mag.. Today with the advent of digital files I would think that all clubs now use something like PDF files instead, far cheaper and more update - able ... as well as being kinder to the enviroment, if you are into that sort of thing.

I am about to burn these, as they are just taking up space... unless anyone does want them.

Eugene
Can we have a picture of their demise please?

I used to get fed up with the " my first track day" articles, venturing out on to the hallowed Tarmac of Brands, Silverstone, etc.etc.....

I will be using them as fire kindling this winter

Yes steve, i know how you feel, i went to bordon and picked up 12 years worth from a nice guy leaving the club for carls stoneleigh kit car show when he took over the arranging for this and was looking for help.
And now the years that followed that in a pile in our bedroom.
It was great w c reading at first taking half a dozen at a time but now having read/looked through them so much it gets to a point that i can pull one out and know whats in it.
So you random pick from the bottom and the bloody lot falls over.
What does amaze me is the names of people who are still with the club helping out so respect to these guys.
Funniest bits seeing the old 7 workshop add's and how uncle albert looks exactly the same.
I will still keep mine but maybe find somewhere / garage to keep them.
Enjoy your winter fuel and i bet you have a bit of a read/look as you light the fire.

I read it then bin it.