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History Street Rodder Contents Guide

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Magfiend, Feb 4, 2024.

  1. Magfiend
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    Does anyone know if there is an online guide of the contents of issues of Street Rodder? I know Motortrend has started uploading the mags but they aren't back very far yet... I'm looking for '70s and '80s stuff, trying to find a few specific car features...
     
  2. PotvinV8
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    I don't think anything outside of the digital age will ever get scanned and put online by MotorTrend. There's just no man power to do it nor any desire monetarily. Last I heard, they didn't have an archivist and that's who would have handled such a task.
     
  3. 05snopro440
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    Every HRM ever published is online, so your thought isn't correct.
     
  4. PotvinV8
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    My comment was referring to Street Rodder, a now defunct publication that Motor Trend cares less than two sh*ts about. They're not going to put any effort into digitizing something that's dead and gone.
     
  5. hotrodharry2
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    from Michigan

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  7. Magfiend
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    That link IS great! Unfortunately, what I'm looking for clearly were not cover cars...
     
  8. Dreamed for 50 years of getting a car featured in a rod mag. Finally made it in the 5th to the last issue ever published!
     
  9. fordcragar
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  10. What are you looking for, maybe someone else have the same interests and know the particular issue ?
     
  11. Magfiend
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    Three Lil' John Buttera builds - not really HAMB friendly...his white Model A roadster (feature in Aug '76 Rod Action), his dark red '32 3W (featured in Dec '79 Hot Rod) and his silver, twin turbo Buick powered silver Model A roadster (also in Hot Rod). Just looking for other features in other mags if there were any...
     
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  12. The white model A was the one on the TV show "The Waltons" right ?
     
  13. Magfiend
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    Yes it was - OR the one he first built and then sold to Corno that became the AMBR winner in 1980, not sure which...
     
  14. woodiewagon46
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    Magfiend, you're a year too late. I started reading and subscribing to Street Rodder in 1972 and kept a written content of each issue for reference. Threw them all away last year along with the reference book. The only issue I kept was Number One, May 1972. That issue even featured a VW Bug.
     
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  16. Bdamfino
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    If you can score a copy of Street Rodder, January 1977, it has a index inside from first issue to current......
     
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  17. hotrodharry2
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    I think every January issue after that had the past year index in it. (Street Rodder) I have them all...... somewhere lol
     
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  18. Bdamfino
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    I'd have to dig mine out, but I'm certain it covered from first issue in '72 to December '76. In regards to Coddington builds, he built a Center Door T that McMullen purchased that was featured in '74, and another T sedan shown around '76, I think. Boyd was beardless, but still kinda a heavy guy.....
     
  19. deuce666
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    I maintain the 99wspeedshop.com website. I just saw this thread, sorry for the delayed response.

    At the end of June 2024, I added most of the table of contents pages to the Street Rodder cover images. I hope this is helpful to you!!

    Richard
     
  20. akoutlaw
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    Thanks for all the links to the magazine cover & contents info!
     

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