New LBCar Newsletter

February 12, 2008 Staff Events, Restoration & Repair Comments Off on New LBCar Newsletter

Just wanted to alert everyone that the new newsletter from The Little British Car Company is out.

Items featured in the most current, February 10, 2008, issue are:

LBCarCo Chatter – Mardi Gras…First Event of the Year in Boca Raton
Last Week – Why Buy Your Parts Anywhere Else Drawing – All Web Orders Qualify – Last Week
SPRING TUNE UP – Work Lights for your Garage and a Portable unit for your LBC
SPRING TUNE UP – Need a Lead Substitute? Working on your Brakes? Use only the Best Fluids from LBCarCo
SPRING TUNE UP – This is Style – MG and Triumph Bonnet Liner/Insulator
SPRING TUNE UP – Dress up your MINI Cooper and Cooper S
SPRING TUNE UP – HOT Coil! New Pertronix 60,000 Volt Coil – Great for the Racer
SPRING TUNE UP – Halogen Bulbs – LBCarCo is your Exclusive Source! Driving Season is Here..Be Safe!
Traditional English Style Picnic Basket Blowout! Only $50 – Great Deal!
LBCarCo Gallery of Stars – Is Your LBC a Star, Upload it Here!
LBCarCo Loyalty Program
Event Listing
LBCarCo Tech Tips – Each Week a New Reader Submitted Tech Tip!
Read All About It – Subscribe Today at LBCarCo Savings to the British Marque Newspaper
LBCarCo and Guy’s Garage Team up in the Detroit Metro Area
Your Comments – What you are saying

You can check it out here.

MG TF

Staff

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