SOLD***1998, 99, 00, 01, Street Rodder & NRA Magazines***

I know---not really firearms related, but I know from spending too much time on here, that there are plenty of Street Rod guys on here. Below is a list of what I have. Each box is a medium flat rate box with shipping included in the price. All of these are in great shape---just been hanging out in the rafters in a box. Sorry no electronic funds, but I will gladly take cash, USPS MO, or even your check.

Box 1 $25 shipped. This is a full set of 12 Issues of 1998 Street Rodder magazines. To top off the box I included a 1998 Auto Week, a 1999 Road and Track, and a 1999 Car & Driver.

Box 2 $25 shipped. This is a full set of 12 issues of 2001 Street Rodder magazines. To top off the box I included 3 copies from 1998 and 1999 Motor Trend.

Box 3 $25 shipped. This is missing the December issue, so 11 issues of 2000 Street Rodder magazines. To top this one off I included Street Rodder Jan & March from 2002 and may of 2013.

Box 4 $25 shipped. This is missing the December issue, so 11 issues of 1999 Street Rodder magazines. To top this one off I included Street Rodder September, November, and December of 1997.

Box 5 $25 shipped. This one is all the odd ball leftovers.
5 random issues of Mustang Muscle Car 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2001. (MUST HAVE for Mustang Guys)
2 issues of 1999 Automobile
2 issues of 1997 & 1999 Kit Car
1 issue of 1999 Muscle Car Power
1 issue of 1998 Car Craft
2 issues of 1999 Motor Trend
1 issue of 1999 50th Anniversary of Motor Trend
3 issues of 1998 4 Wheel & Off Road
13 issues of 2000 to 2001 Field & Stream

Box 6 $20 shipped
This is a full box of 45 issues of American Rifleman with dates ranging from 1997 to 2001. Most are missing a few pages or the covers as I have removed advertisements or articles.

Any chance these have the series of articles on the early Hemi engine?
I remember them but I do not remember when

Street Rodder was such a success they had to turn away advertisers. Publishers make paper contracts 2-3 years ahead and that's their limit for page counts in the magazine. They have to balance ads vs articles to keep people buying so you can't just cut articles for ads.
Petersen was a good place to work until the 90s. The electronics age killed it.

https://patganahl.com/2020/01/06/the-magazine-massacre/

Hairtrigger said:

Any chance these have the series of articles on the early Hemi engine?
I remember them but I do not remember when

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No idea. They are already boxed up and ready to travel to a new Hot Rod enthusiast.

Roll the dice and pick a box, for $25 the least you will get is some good reading, and sparked memories of years gone by.

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