So whats your favorite issue of The Rodders Journal?

All plus all the ones to arrive.

 

#19 keith weesner profile, great issue. i like all i have ever read...

 

Depends on condition. They are stupid money unless you dig.
#1-6 are always over $100 ea in unread condition
The whole set is usually over a grand.

 

im affraid that would be like choosing between your kids.
there all great!!!

 

The one with the Merc Gathering.I may be biased because my car is in there.They're all good.

 

#25a

 

All but #47! If narrowed down and forced to pick I think I would have to pick #40. The Dale Lambrose '29, the Walker Morisson car, that's the one I pickup most frequently. No, wait how about #8, Bill Vinthers car, yeah that's it. Aw ****, can't forget Danny Zank's '29 in #7, that's got to be my favorite full fendered "A". But how could I forget #4 with Ganahl's article tracing all the old shops from the forties and fifties. Hell, that one changed how I exist - now I'm always looking at buildings and wondering what used to be there. And ya know, #32, now that was a hell of a deuce tribute... and I'm not really a deuce kinda guy! And Mox Millers Impala?! I'm not even a custom guy, and I waited about thirty years to see an article on that one! Aw ****, there goes another afternoon of productivity!!!

 

# 17. Francos old gold T just does it for me.

 

All of em

 

Good point. I'll have to agree. They're pretty much all equally good to me. I luckily own them all and have subscribed since issue #4.

 

#38 - for my $ the Howerton roadster is top of the heap.

Also enjoyed the Ardun history article.

(Its not like I don't read every one . . . .)

 

Number 8. The bare metal unveiling of the Brookville duece roadster. The bare metal to black fade in shot and feature of the Dave Simard built deuce 3 window is one I always go back to. Took it to the upholstery shop this week to show the man how I wanted the interior in my 3 window which he is about to start on. And finally the fearure of the Hirohata Merc.

 

... But then there is # 36! Both Grabowski clones! A life history of Zora Arkus - Duntov? Stone Woods and Cook Willys - Really?!?! How does it get better? No, wait, #34 - Rob House's Fleetline, Understanding the Unpredictable - Steve Reyes photo history- Altereds, ya that's it. One of the best quotes ever on driving an altered back in the day..."Basically, if a guy wanted to drive you tried him, and if he made it to the other end of the track alive, then, ok, do it again." Thank god I have them all! Unfortunately for me, since yesterday afternoon, they've all been out and strewn across my living room. You would be shocked at the noises that come out of a Chinese woman trying to speak English when she walks into that mess... But she has come to know that is just part of the wonderfulness of me!

 

Ditto!

 

All of them. I only wish I could afford them, instead of going to Books a Million and thumbing through it.

 

I like # 39. My AA/Comp Coupe is a centerfold, and #21 Cause I helped ****an
Take the pictures of the AZTEC.