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American Rodder Magazine, 12 issues-BiMonthly American Rodder is a magazine that has gone through a complete editorial transition and now incorporates a large format, all-color presentation. Its slick, glossy approach allows the magazine to showcase street rods in a bold graphic manner, not seen in traditional street rodding magazines.
American Rodder Magazine, 24 issues-BiMonthly American Rodder is a magazine that has gone through a complete editorial transition and now incorporates a large format, all-color presentation. Its slick, glossy approach allows the magazine to showcase street rods in a bold graphic manner, not seen in traditional street rodding magazines.
Diesel Builder Magazine, 12 issues-BiMonthly Diesel Builder addresses the emerging shift toward new diesel technology. Our editorial covers diesel how-tos and related vehicle upgrades and personalization, providing enthusiasts with improved diesel performance.
Diesel Builder Magazine, 24 issues-BiMonthly Diesel Builder addresses the emerging shift toward new diesel technology. Our editorial covers diesel how-tos and related vehicle upgrades and personalization, providing enthusiasts with improved diesel performance.
Hemmings Classic Car Magazine, 12 issues-Monthly In the fall of 2004, Hemmings launched yet another new and exciting automotive magazine, Hemmings Classic Car, which expands upon its legendary 34-year-old legacy as the old Special Interest Autos magazine, a publication that was considered to be the world's most definitive collector car magazine ever published. Hemmings Classic Car has built on that heritage, and devotes its editorial format entirely to American-built automobiles. Published monthly, it features contemporary road tests and in-depth automobile profiles, automotive design, engineering, styling and historical exposés, how-to restoration and technical articles, and profiles on specialists and shops specializing in the collector-car hobby.
Hemmings Classic Car Magazine, 24 issues-Monthly In the fall of 2004, Hemmings launched yet another new and exciting automotive magazine, Hemmings Classic Car, which expands upon its legendary 34-year-old legacy as the old Special Interest Autos magazine, a publication that was considered to be the world's most definitive collector car magazine ever published. Hemmings Classic Car has built on that heritage, and devotes its editorial format entirely to American-built automobiles. Published monthly, it features contemporary road tests and in-depth automobile profiles, automotive design, engineering, styling and historical exposés, how-to restoration and technical articles, and profiles on specialists and shops specializing in the collector-car hobby.
Hemmings Motor News Magazine, 12 issues-Monthly World's largest collector car marketplace. Contains advertisements for antique auto flea markets and car shows. Hemmings Motor News was founded by Ernest Hemmings in Quincy, Illinois, in 1954. The first issue consisted of four pages, and 500 copies were sold at 50 cents per copy. Today, Hemmings has over 180,000 subscribers. An additional 45,000 copies are sold each month at newsstands and bookstores throughout the United States. Hemmings Motor News was acquired in April 2002 by American City Business Journals Inc. of Charlotte, NC, following the death of former publisher Terry Ehrich. Jim Menneto, the former publisher of ACBJ's Boston Business Journal, took over as publisher of Hemmings in May 2002.
Hemmings Motor News Magazine, 24 issues-Monthly World's largest collector car marketplace. Contains advertisements for antique auto flea markets and car shows. Hemmings Motor News was founded by Ernest Hemmings in Quincy, Illinois, in 1954. The first issue consisted of four pages, and 500 copies were sold at 50 cents per copy. Today, Hemmings has over 180,000 subscribers. An additional 45,000 copies are sold each month at newsstands and bookstores throughout the United States. Hemmings Motor News was acquired in April 2002 by American City Business Journals Inc. of Charlotte, NC, following the death of former publisher Terry Ehrich. Jim Menneto, the former publisher of ACBJ's Boston Business Journal, took over as publisher of Hemmings in May 2002.
Hemmings Muscle Machines Magazine, 12 issues-Monthly A high-quality monthly magazine dedicated to old and new American-built performance cars. It features in-depth muscle car profiles and road tests, historical and engineering research, and restoration and general-interest technical articles as well as special departments devoted to the latest books and literature, model cars, parts and accessories, auction results, and all the new Detroit performance cars to come. Hemmings Muscle Machines truly is the ultimate performance car magazine for the American performance car enthusiast.
Hemmings Muscle Machines Magazine, 24 issues-Monthly A high-quality monthly magazine dedicated to old and new American-built performance cars. It features in-depth muscle car profiles and road tests, historical and engineering research, and restoration and general-interest technical articles as well as special departments devoted to the latest books and literature, model cars, parts and accessories, auction results, and all the new Detroit performance cars to come. Hemmings Muscle Machines truly is the ultimate performance car magazine for the American performance car enthusiast.
Hemmings Sports & Exotic Car Magazine, 12 issues-Monthly Each issue informs, educates and entertains its readers with everything there is to know about the world of Sports and Exotic Cars, from entry-level British roadsters to high-end German sports cars, sexy exotics from Italy, forgotten sports GTs from Japan, rally-inspired road cars from Sweden and distinctive designs from France.
Hemmings Sports & Exotic Car Magazine, 24 issues-Monthly Each issue informs, educates and entertains its readers with everything there is to know about the world of Sports and Exotic Cars, from entry-level British roadsters to high-end German sports cars, sexy exotics from Italy, forgotten sports GTs from Japan, rally-inspired road cars from Sweden and distinctive designs from France.