Thread: New 4WD free subscriber e-zine !

Rick, Good mag, and very good article on oil you've produced. I eagerly wait for more. Subscribed.
Don.

I have had the pleasure of working on Steane's Defender. It is a truly beautiful thing.

Thanks for the heads up Rick. Off to subscribe now!

Thanks.
Few more editions and you all will be making tv shows too
Just don’t add “o” to the end of your names. I don’t think “Steaneo” or “Ricko” has a real good vibe.

It’s been a good read.

I really enjoyed the magazine and have subscribed and passed the link onto friends and family.
I remember about 15 years ago David Wilson ran a Land Rover 4WD training program which I went on. Although I had been 4WDing for many years before that I learnt some new techniques. He has since trained some of my companies staff members in 4WDing. - David is a very good communicator and experienced instructor. Its great to see that he is involved in the magazine.

Just read the whole mag, well most of it, great mag, just subscribed and sent them some feedback.

Baz.

Not bad guys, but a very similar format to Unsealed by Mr4x4. I know you've put heaps of work into it, so hesitant to criticise. But for me it's just to similar to other offerings, too celebratory of everything 4x4. Not enough critique. Too polished if I'm really honest.

Tojo 70 series review highlights all the benefits of a Defender, fuel economy, wheel track, four coils, practicality. Not bad.

i enjoyed the D5 review, some good insight and well described critique. Tempted me to test drive one, but then the price scared me away again.

The Nissan Benz ute story is struggling to make generic dual cabs interesting. It's a Nissan with a star on the front.

Steane, your Defender is exquisite, but the new bling is not reality. I liked it better when it was rough and ready. Real. Not many Defender drivers would polish with a toothbrush. Infact a real Defender would be lucky to get a wash once a year. It's the patina of a Defender that counts, not the polished flanges.

I applaud your Beanie Festival article, but to follow it with a blood spattered 'Cujo' bogan ute story undid your good work. Dragged the whole thing back to the usual all conquering insensitive bush bashing focus of most 4x4 mags.

More everyday, more genuine journeys, more personal backstory, more respect for country and it could be interesting.

Sincerely and with no malice whatsoever intended, because I know how much work you guys have put in, best wishes for the next issue
cheers,
Zeros.

Sorry, only just spotted this thread.

All feedback appreciated.

Thanks to everyone that has taken the time to have a read.

Now, where did I leave that toothbrush...?