Copacetic - new print magazine

[Andy665]

Very good first issue, focus is on modified but we are talking restomods to home modified that do not fall into Max Power category - brave in this day and age to launch a printed magazine - first issue is a good read

[Mezzanine]

Terrible name.

I see it’s already sold out so what do I know.

[mrbigshot]

Just this minute managed to order a copy of the first addition on their website, normal copy has sold out but they had three copies of the 1st subscriber edition left, now down to two. Looking forward to having a read

[Zad]

Any product that requires you to look up what its name means can't be a good idea, surely? Good luck to them though.

[Truckosaurus]

I've seen this plugged on social media. As others have said, I'm not even sure how you pronounce its name ('copper-set-ic' or 'cope-a-chet-ic'?) which puts me off buying it, let alone discussing it out loud.

[Gnevans]

It’s available online on Readly app

[BadOrangePete]

Bobbed into WH smith to buy this as it looked good going off the socials. Have to say I'm impressed, tempted to subscribe I do like good old fashioned print media as a nice break from screens!

The name is a bit poncey though

[Alex Z]

Gnevans said:

It s available online on Readly app

Thanks for the heads up.

[havoc]

Truckosaurus said:

I've seen this plugged on social media. As others have said, I'm not even sure how you pronounce its name ('copper-set-ic' or 'cope-a-chet-ic'?) which puts me off buying it, let alone discussing it out loud.

Ko-puh-SET-ic

Saw it in WHSmiths a couple of weeks ago. Had a quick flick. Despite the editorial team, it seemed a little US-centric and as mentioned had rather too many resto-mods.

I sort-of like the idea, but I fear each issue is going to be VERY much a personal taste - like a curated version of PH's readers-cars.

[thegreenhell]

It's a stupid name. I used to have an American colleague who said this all the time, and he was an idiot.

Despite that, I saw it in WHS today and thought I'd give it a chance. I've only flicked through it so far, but I see it includes the writings of Richard Porter and Rich Duisberg, amongst others, so it has potential.