RETAILERS LIST The following is a list of Retailers that carry Old Autos Newspaper
Barrie, ON Bayfield News - A-9 Dunlop St. E - 705-721-4666
Bradford, ON The Guild of Automotive Restorers - 44 Bridge St - 905-775-0499
Caledon, ON Hot Nights Hot Rods - B-16524 Hurontario St - 519-927-0100
Carlton Place, ON Temptations Just For You - 117 Bridge St - 613-257-7406
Dundas, ON Antique Chevrolet Parts - 1221 Hwy 5 West RR 1 - 905-627-4527
Goderich, ON Finchers Ltd - 16 Courthouse Square - 519-524-6901
Guelph, ON Victora Variety - 483 Speedvale Ave E - 519-767-5440
Halifax, NS Atlantic News - 5560 Morris St - 902-429-5468
Hanover, ON Jack Reids - 700 7th Ave N - 519-506-3085
Kitchener, ON Walper Tobacco Shop - 15 King St. W - 1-877-378-1891
Milton, ON Horton's Street Rods - 1&2 150 Nipissing Rd -905-876-2124 NAPA - 625 Main St - 905-875-0101
Moncton, NB Reids Newstand - 985 Main St - 516-383-1824
Newcastle, ON Wasti's Convenience - 34 King Ave - 905-987-4453
Oshawa, ON Canadian Auto Museum - 99 Simcoe St S - 905-576-1222 Mike's Place - 17 King St W - 905-728-8964
Ottawa, ON Britton's 1 - 846 Bank St - 613-237-6116 Brittton's 2 - 352 Richmond Rd - 613-729-0551 Glebe Smoke Shop - 844 Bank St - 613-565-9991 Mags & Fags - 254 Elgin St - 613-233-9651 South Bank News Plus - 1555 Bank St - 613-523-6424
Paris, ON Paris Realty Inc - 73 Grand River St N - 519-422-2231
Prince Rupert, BC Eddie's News - 611 2nd Ave W - 250-624-4134
Sarnia, ON Uptown News - 100 Christina St S - 519-337-4154
St Jacobs, ON Market Road Antiques - 845 Weber St N - 519-746-1999
St Thomas, ON Dixie Dairy Bar - 51 St Catherines St - 519-631-1220 Mags, Smokes and More - 14-417 Wellington St - 519-633-9773
Stratford, ON Stratford Antique Warehouse - 2977 Forest Rd on Hwy 7/8 - 519-272-1872 Daisy Mart- 555 Downie St - 519-273-3611
Toronto, ON DRB - 16 Elrose Ave North York - 1-800-665-2665
Welland, ON Kay's Variety - 150 Thorold Rd - 905-732-5385
Wingham, ON Thunder Road Racing, 126 Josephine St - 519-524-9991
Woodstock, ON Dave's Auto Sports Collectibles - 567 Dundas St - 519-421-3448
If you would like to retail the Old Autos newspaper, contact Carrie at 1-800-461-3457 or email classifieds@oldautos.ca.
-- Edited by Ziggy on Thursday 8th of August 2013 12:11:17 PM
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Where can a guy go in the London area to pick up the latest issue of 'Old Autos' without having a subscription? I've tried many gas stations and variety stores from here to Ipperwash. Even Chapters didn't carry it!
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I dont think they were ever sold in stores, never seen them anyways. I may be wrong
We used to buy them here at our local convenience store, and as far as I know you still can. But then again this is Newcastle and the world revolves around us!!
I dont think they were ever sold in stores, never seen them anyways. I may be wrong
I used to get mine at a variety store on the corner of Wellington and Exeter in London. Did find them at a few others. It is to my understanding that there is only a few selected places that sell them at now. If my memory is correct, something about them not being too successful with the cash sales (left over copies) and the cost of having somebody run them around to the different stores was getting to be too costly.
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Thanks Ziggy for that list, and to back me up with proof. If you look at that list there's 25 places listed and Newcastle is number 13, thus proving once again that we are the center of the Universe and everything revolves around us!!
You can join by going to www.oldautos.ca and pay via paypal.
Or call 1-800-461-3457 but be prepaired to re-dial, I think they may only have one line so it's busy all the time.
I renewed my subscription yesterday for another 2 years.
Old Autos is one of the most forwarded publications in North America. My experience is, from what I've read, common!
After I read it my father-in-law reads it, his buddy reads it, who passes it off to his brother, who gives it to his friend, who leaves it on the coffee table at the trucking company he works for....who knows how far it goes from there?