Hayburner Magazine Issue 33, Spring 2020

Hayburner Magazine Issue 33 (Spring 2020)

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  • Hayburner Magazine Issue 33, Spring 2020
  • Air-cooled builds and VW and Porsche stories
  • Features by real enthusiasts
  • Classic car news and features
  • A back issue for VW and air-cooled fans
  • Builds, stories and scene news
  • A collectable for the shelf
  • A gift for VW fans
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About Hayburner

A quarterly magazine solely funded by sponsorship from the people and companies that make the VW industry what it is. Hayburner works hard to bring you a full-length, size and quality publication full of features written by real enthusiasts just doing what they love.

A Brief History of the Magazine

Around 7 years ago a discussion was made sitting around a campfire with some friends with a few beers, discussing the current UK economic climate and how it was affecting the VW scene/industry. At the time the editor, Ned was doing auto jumble just to keep afloat and to make rent. This was the night the Hayburner concept was thought up. “I’m not sure when, but the idea had been discussed and was still in my banging head when I woke up. The idea was to start a company that benefitted everyone involved. Businesses get to push their products at a very cheap rate and the people get a free magazine to read.”

38 issues in and the concept is still going strength to strength concentrating on air cooled builds, VW/Porsche stories, keeping up to date with classic car enthusiast news and features.

Why Hayburner?

It’s an old 50s hot-rodders’ term for a car that will always cost you money.

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Expert Notes

Hayburner Magazine Issue 33 is the Spring 2020 issue of Hayburner, a quarterly magazine funded by sponsorship from the people and companies that make up the VW industry. It concentrates on air-cooled builds, VW and Porsche stories and classic car news and features, written by real enthusiasts. The name comes from an old fifties hot-rodders’ term for a car that will always cost you money. Read it with clean, dry hands and keep back issues flat on a shelf, out of direct sunlight, so the pages and cover last. The Drivers HQ stocks a wider range of Hayburner products.

Perfect For / Suitable Surfaces

  • Home
  • The workshop
  • The office
  • Car shows
  • Collectors
  • Gifts for VW fans

Caution: Keep it dry and out of long direct sunlight so the pages stay flat and the print stays bright.

Technical Specifications

Product Type
Magazine
Brand
Hayburner
Product
Magazine Issue 33, Spring 2020
Use
Reading About VW And Air-Cooled Culture
Issue
33
Season
Spring 2020
Published
Quarterly
Subject
Air-Cooled Builds, VW And Porsche

How To Use

Reading it

  1. Turn the pages from the corner, not the spine.
  2. Keep it away from wet or oily hands.
  3. Lay it flat when you put it down.
  4. Keep it away from detailing products.

Keeping it

  1. Store it flat or upright on a shelf.
  2. Keep it out of direct sunlight.
  3. Keep it somewhere dry.
  4. Keep back issues together.

Top Tip: Storing it flat and dry keeps the pages and cover in shape for years.

Performance Benefits

  • Builds, stories and scene news
  • A collectable for the shelf
  • A gift for VW fans
  • Easy reading for the workshop or home
  • Made for car culture fans
  • Suits the garage or office

Frequently Asked Questions

What is it for?

It is a Hayburner magazine for reading about VW and air-cooled culture.

What does it cover?

Hayburner says it concentrates on air-cooled builds, VW and Porsche stories and classic car news and features.

Why the name Hayburner?

Hayburner says it is an old fifties hot-rodders’ term for a car that will always cost you money.

Is it a new issue?

No, it is a back issue, named by its issue number and season.

How do I keep it in good condition?

Read it with clean, dry hands and store it flat and dry, out of direct sunlight.

Where is it best kept?

On a shelf at home, in the office or in the workshop.

Is it a good gift?

Yes, it makes a straightforward gift for car and motorsport fans.

Do you deliver across the UK?

Yes, The Drivers HQ offers UK-wide delivery.

HQ Suggests Tips & Insights

  1. Keep it dry.
  2. Read with clean hands.
  3. Store it flat.
  4. Keep it out of sunlight.
  5. Keep issues together.
  6. Keep it away from chemicals.
  7. Share it at meets.
  8. Order online with UK-wide delivery from The Drivers HQ.

The Brand

Hayburner

Hayburner is a UK magazine for the air-cooled Volkswagen scene, and it calls itself the largest independent air-cooled Volkswagen magazine in the world. It covers air-cooled builds, VW and Porsche stories, and classic car news and features. Since 1 October 2022 the regular magazine has been a free digital download for readers anywhere in the world, and Hayburner Plus is a bigger printed edition with extra features, sent four times a year to subscribers. The team also attends and trades at around 10 UK and European shows each year.

At The Drivers HQ we stock Hayburner clothing, accessories and back issues online with UK delivery and in our Ilkeston shop, including the Fuchs Black Edition tee, the College All Black Jacket and Issue 38 (Summer 2021).

Folded Hayburner Fuchs Black Edition tee, Classic baseball shirt and grey vest top on a black display plinth

Hayburner clothing and caps

Tees and vest. The Fuchs Black Edition Short Sleeve Tee carries artwork by Mad Maxim and has a unisex fit, in sizes S to 2XL. The Black 'Classic' Baseball Shirt is a white tee with long black raglan sleeves and the HAYBURNER logo screen printed across the chest. The Grey Vest top is screen printed with a unisex fit. Check the size notes on each product page before you order.

Warmer layers. The Burgundy Sweatshirt has the logo screen printed in black on a Gildan 50/50 sweatshirt. The College All Black Jacket has white stripes on its knitted collar, cuffs and waistband, white press studs, welt pockets and an embroidered H on the left chest.

Cap and socks. The All Black Trucker Cap has a panel front, a netting rear and the Hayburner logo embroidered in gold. The Pascha Socks come as two pairs, one brown and one black, in one size for UK 6 to 11.

Looking after them. Wash printed tees and sweatshirts inside out at a low temperature to protect the print, and spot clean the cap with a damp cloth so it keeps its shape.

Shop more t-shirts, jackets and coats and adult clothing.

Hayburner Fuchs Black Edition tee on a hanger in a garage next to a red classic sports car

Hayburner magazine and garage gifts

How the magazine started. Hayburner began with a chat around a campfire with friends about how the UK economy was affecting the VW scene. At the time the editor, Ned, was trading at autojumbles to pay the rent. The idea was a free magazine for the community, low advertising rates for businesses, and work for feature writers and photographers. The name is an old 1950s hot-rodders' term for a car that will always cost you money.

Back issues. We stock Issue 38 (Summer 2021) and Issue 33 (Spring 2020), both from the years when the printed magazine was free. Each is full of air-cooled builds and VW and Porsche features, and makes a good read between jobs on your own car.

For the garage and the bar. The Steel Bottle Opener is British made and 13cm long. The Beer Mat Coasters come as a set of four for the workshop or the living room, and the Black and Gold Lanyard has the Hayburner logo and web address printed in gold, with a metal clip for your keys.

Any of these makes a simple gift for an air-cooled VW owner. Shop more gifts for car enthusiasts and books, magazines and calendars.

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