I started reading magazine years before I bought my first classic truck, mostly because I wanted to learn more about how much work goes into restoring a classic truck. I'm glad I subscribed, I've been a happy subscriber for about 4 years and I'm going to share my reasons why.1.) I love old Chevy's. There is plenty of Ford and Chevy truck coverage. They try to incorporate Dodge, Studebaker, International and other less prolific brands too, but much of it comes from reader interest and what's out there.
2.) The articles are down to earth, so none of those obnoxious, snarky, self indulgent pieces that you may find in some of the major car magazines.
3.) Great depictions of the projects they take on. This gives you a good idea before-hand if you have the skill set, tools or space to take on the tasks. This is a magazine you can book mark and reference later.
4.) Full color magazine
5.) Interesting ads, all related to classic trucks and restoration parts
6.) Plenty of advice to help start a build.
Con
1.) If you are into Willys, Dodge, Studebaker, or International, you may not feel like they get as much coverage as the Fords and Chevys.
If you like this magazine, I also recommend Custom Classic Trucks.
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If you are into up gardeing old trucks ,advertisements of modern parts(no old parts ) Very short articles about peoples trucks and in no hurry to receive your magazine--this you might like. Myself--I would NOT buy it AGAIN . It is a waste of money. I WOULD NOT buy it again. When I get mine now--in the trash it goes.Read Best Reviews of Classic Trucks (1-year auto-renewal) Here
I got this magazine for my fience as a christmas gift. He loves looking threw it, and a lot of his friends pick up the magazine as soon as they see it and look threw it, even borrow it sometimes. It was a great idea for a gift bc it shows up every month. And everyone that touches it really seems to enjoy it.
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