The Club
has a new Magazine Editor
Steve O'Hara, who produced the October
edition of the "Standard car Review", (which you
will receive today, October 1st,) has now been confirmed in the post of Editor. No,
his arm was not up his back, he says he enjoyed the job so much
that he wants to carry on!
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Steve
O'Hara looks pleased with his first edition of the
"Standard Car Review", right |
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So we welcome
Steve, already a Club committee member, and wish him every
success in his new role.
Steve is a committed
Standard fan and has owned a collection of the cars. He
currently runs a 1935 Standard 9 and a 1930 Standard
Teignmouth, which is featured on the front cover of this
month's edition. Well, he is entitled to be a little self
indulgent with the first issue!
Steve's other passion is that he is a Train
enthusiast and he has lived above Birmingham's New Street
Station, so he can get a good view! His daytime job
combines both hobbies, as he delivers cars all over the
country, meaning he can make the return journeys on the
railways.
Steve welcomes your
input and photographs to the magazine. You can contact him
on editor@standardmotorclub.org.uk
We also welcome our new Assistant
Editor, John Maxwell. John will also independently proof read the
magazine to ensure its quality is of the highest
"Standard".
I am aware that there are other cars
and information that could be added to this site to make it more comprehensive, so if you
have material and photographs, please let me know. Please send me, Phil Homer, a
message at: Phil Homer
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