Retro brochure supplier.

[warren t claim]

Can anyone point me in the right direction for a decent online car brochure specialist?

 

Not looking for anything too specialist, just 70s to 80s stuff.

[Vinylseats]

I've only ever bought old car brochures off eBay - there are usually loads on there of all our favourites and you can get common ones for around £4.

[Guest]

Pricey on a few but worth a look

 

http://www.pooksmotorbooks.co.uk/

[TagoraSX]

Ebay for me too.

 

My last purchase was a rather nice Tagora one with a "George Heath Motors Ltd. Birmingham" stamp on it.

[eddyramrod]

Ebay is the place and cadillacalex is the man. If he can't help you, start worrying. And you can tell him I said so!

[Vinylseats]

I love it when they have the dealer stamps on - it makes the brochure that bit more retro.

 

I have a 1982 Ford range brochure with a dealer stamp from Basingstoke on.

[25v6turbo]

cadillacalex has sold up,Alex was a nice chap sold all his remaining Safrane brochures to me.

Pooks is a good place but pricey,Andrew currie is another and Artco,but expensive,go on e-bay i,ve found loads on there over the years,i,ve exhausted all U.K things so i,am on the french sites now.

[eddyramrod]

Sorry, didn't realise Alex had closed. He did say that was his plan, but I wasn't aware it had happened. In which case, disregard my earlier remarks...

[Split_Pin]

I bought several excellent brochures from fiatdaft on here.

 

I often use e-bay. I have about 60 brochures now, of all different types of 70's and 80's cars and a few 90's ones too. Never cost me more than a few quid and they have always been in mint condition.

 

My favourite is my 1976 Volvo 343 brochure. They came in some excellent colours, especially that limey-appley green

[trigger]

There was a old couple at the NEC classic car show this year knocking out car brochures for £1 each as they were selling up, I really wish i bought a load but had to walk away before i got carried away, I came back later in the day but they had closed up.

 

I often get the odd one from ebay if it's cheap or from this very forum, What kind of thing are you after Warren?.

[pbottomley]

There was a old couple at the NEC classic car show this year knocking out car brochures for £1 each as they were selling up, I really wish i bought a load but had to walk away before i got carried away, I came back later in the day but they had closed up.

 

Yea I saw that chap on the Thursday during Knock up day, I must admit I now have a huge pile of porn I am busy "fingering' through. TBH most of the class items were bought up on the Thursday and Early Friday by other dealers and or people like me displaying bangers....

[warren t claim]

 

I often get the odd one from ebay if it's cheap or from this very forum, What kind of thing are you after Warren?.

 

Nothing too unusual...

 

Any 1975 +79 Ford Cars brochure. I used to have all of them.

 

1978 BMW 633.

 

1981/2 Citroen all model brochure.

 

1982 Rover 2000/2300/3500.

 

Maybe a couple more.

[pogweasel]

Purchasing old brochures is akin to opening your wallet and bumming it in the face. CU L8R, MONEY.