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I was looking at AH books and publications on Amazon.com, and they have a listing for a magazine called Austin Healey of the Pacific Center for $49.00. Anybody know if this? Thanks, Ray
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Hi Ray,
Yes, we (the club staff) found out about it some months ago -- by accident -- and we've have been trying to get it at least corrected. We have no idea how or why it came about. Annual membership costs $35, as it has for about the last ten years (!). They just plucked that $49.55 figure out of thin air -- as far as we know -- perhaps assuming that they'd pocket the $14.55 difference?
Anyway, it is not approved or endorsed by the club, and we recommend that people join the club online, at our website for the same $35 annual dues as for the last many years.
Cheers,
Reid
Yes, we (the club staff) found out about it some months ago -- by accident -- and we've have been trying to get it at least corrected. We have no idea how or why it came about. Annual membership costs $35, as it has for about the last ten years (!). They just plucked that $49.55 figure out of thin air -- as far as we know -- perhaps assuming that they'd pocket the $14.55 difference?
Anyway, it is not approved or endorsed by the club, and we recommend that people join the club online, at our website for the same $35 annual dues as for the last many years.
Cheers,
Reid
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Gee Reid, you don't think some shady snake is trying to make a fast buck on Ebay do you?
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