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NEWS MAGAZINE
Our publication keeps our members "in the know"
Ever since the club was founded in 1962,
the American Austin Bantam Club News
magazine has been a reliable networking
tool. American Austin and American
Bantam owners are few and far between,
so they rely on Club News classified
advertising to find cars, parts and
restoration resources.
Club News is proud of our members who regularly contribute restoration tips, stories and photos--old and new. Their faithful participation makes our magazine one of the best of its kind.
Club News is proud of our members who regularly contribute restoration tips, stories and photos--old and new. Their faithful participation makes our magazine one of the best of its kind.
Each insightful issue of Club News brings
reports on our members' projects, stories
about how we're using our cars, and
valuable technical tips. Plus, our
Membership Roster helps to unify
enthusiasts who are scattered across the
United States and in other countries.
Do you need to repair a leak in your differential? Club News tells you how. Do you want to know about the most recent "barn find"? Club News reported on that, too.
Do you need to repair a leak in your differential? Club News tells you how. Do you want to know about the most recent "barn find"? Club News reported on that, too.
GOLDEN QUILL AWARDS
Any club can claim to have a first rate publication. The American Austin Bantam Club leaves that sort of editorial comment to others. One of the most trusted names in antique automobiles is Old Cars Weekly. Year after year, Old Cars has presented its Golden Quill Award to the American Austin Bantam Club News in recognition of its "outstanding efforts in the communications field of the old car hobby."
The current Club News editorial team is comprised of publishing professionals with over 60 years of combined experience in developing content for a variety of media, including newspapers, magazines and the Internet. They fill Club News pages with just the right balance of entertainment and education, and they illustrate stories with large, clear photographs, original technical drawings and vintage advertising.
Whether you own an American Austin or Bantam, or just like to read enlightening stories about unusual old cars, you should
join the American Austin Bantam Club.
Any club can claim to have a first rate publication. The American Austin Bantam Club leaves that sort of editorial comment to others. One of the most trusted names in antique automobiles is Old Cars Weekly. Year after year, Old Cars has presented its Golden Quill Award to the American Austin Bantam Club News in recognition of its "outstanding efforts in the communications field of the old car hobby."
The current Club News editorial team is comprised of publishing professionals with over 60 years of combined experience in developing content for a variety of media, including newspapers, magazines and the Internet. They fill Club News pages with just the right balance of entertainment and education, and they illustrate stories with large, clear photographs, original technical drawings and vintage advertising.
Whether you own an American Austin or Bantam, or just like to read enlightening stories about unusual old cars, you should
join the American Austin Bantam Club.
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