I just recieved a copy of "deloreans" in the mail today. Very good magazine so far. The tech write up for the door handles was pretty much right on. I had not thought of the electrical tape idea mentioned in the article. That definately would have saved me from a few cuts and "choice words" when working inside the doors ;>) Overall details and instructions were very clear. Overall writing is an easy read, and has a pleasant tone to it. Even on a couple of articles that are written by someone, about even themsleves, I didn't really detect any egotistical tones or anything like that. When there was a write up either directly about someone, or mentioned some one in particular, I wasn't bombarded with a mini- resume about them. The goal of the arictles seemed to be about getting information across. It didn't become a tribute to the writer, or a person in the story. An ongoing theme seems to be feedback. Along these lines is the story about Eurofest. Very 'to the point' in as it had DeLorean related material. It didn't go on about about 'What we ate for dinner', or unrealted details about side excursions that were not DeLorean related. Very nice, informative read. The layout is very nice, and quite professional. Of course there are ads from DMC Houston, but they are not overbearing. In fact, I found most of them to be informative! Another thing definately has to be the photos, and graphics. I have to give kudos, because this is the first time I've ever seen any kind of printed material about the DeLorean that does NOT contain 20 year old clip-art! It gives a modern look and feel to the marquee. With that said, I'm putting in for my subscription as well! (although I'm still scratching my head over that "Yahoo Maps" article...) -Robert vin 6585 p.s. Is the editor's name really Jake Elwood? Or is that a pun? --- In dmcnews@xxxx, Les Huckins <jhuckins@xxxx> wrote: <SNIP> I'm very > pleased that DMC Houston is putting out a quarterly putting their spin > on things. I'm signed up, I thought it was a major coup to have the > first tech article by Knut. > > I must admit I'm a nuts and bolts type, pictures of gatherings don't do > a lot for me, particularly if all the doors are raised in the air. My > mind is always saying "close the damned doors." I think it's a great > looking car with the doors closed. <SNIP>