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I read parts magazines. lol Other than that, I hunt on the forum and talk to people who remember what my trucks were like new. From there.. I dream. Still don't have anything restored though.
I read through all of the replies that people added to this thread. I do get Classic Truck and ordered Custom Classic Truck. Those magazines are not perfect and they're not what all of us want. I think what you have to keep in mind is this: Magazines have to satisfy a lot of people. They will always have critics. But, here's the thing: You can get each of those magazines for less than $18 per year - that's obviously 12 issues - bit over a dollar per issue. I'll keep buying it because I'm going to learn something new every time and it's basically worth a buck. Would I buy the magazine at a store every month for $4.99 or so - nope.
NG, AARP, Car Collector, Hemmings, Conde Nast Traveler, Westways, Outdoor California, AZ Highways, M/T, CR (for laughs), C&D, R&T, Flying, Air Classics, Ship Classics, Professional Mariner, True West, Guns and Blammo, Shotgun News, The Gun Report, American Heritage, This Old House, and 7 car and gun collector clubs mags.
Last edited by NumberDummy; Jan 2, 2007 at 08:28 AM.
I used to have Classic Truck Magazine, but let the subscribtion lapse. Half the time, I found myself not even reading the magazine because there wasn't anything interesting, and got sick of seeing the same ole advertisements on over half the magazine. I'll pick up CCT if there is an article I want to read up on, but that's it. I also found you can go to the websites and read on the trucks in there and tech articles. Why buy the magazine. I also like Street Rodder magazine.
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