Enjoy garage for what it was. Search out the issues online and such. It was a nice production while it lasted. Please keep your opinions about Jesse and the mag to yourselves. A few here can name the first art guy for the mag and it may surprise you. Check out Stoners newest gig if you liked the content. http://autoculture.org/
894 posts and you haven't seen the garage drama posts? Guess it could happen but there have been quite a few of these and this one will be closed pretty quick as well.
I would take that bet. Then, you'd prove it and tell everyone I was an ***hole for not paying like you're doing to JJ. Just look at you're 100 bucks as a conversation piece. Anytime someone mentions Jesse James you have something to cry about. 3 more post and this threads closed anyway...
hears the second garage was an ok publication. to bad its gone. if jj owes money or anything else why are you guys defending him. he is a member isnt he. i figure if all this minor ******** bothers him he will man up and defend himself. if not who cares. maybe im wrong maybe ya'll are good like that and ya'll are his defenders oh i forgot i dont care. bye
Garage Magazine was a good read and a nice alternative tot he mainstream stuff. Dan Stoner is a good guy, a friend of mine, and I wish him success in his new autoculture venture.
Drove by West Coast Choppers during Ink n Iron by mistake with my girl. It was a sort of humbling experience to see what was once a bustling place closed and shuttered like many other places of creativity of the car/bike culture. I enjoyed the magazine for what it brought to the table. Was a different mag everytime I picked one up to read. I got ahold of a number 1 issue from a Hamber and it is an interesting read along with the others I have all the way to the last few issues. All good things come to an end unfortunately.-Weeks
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