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@Moriarity Car Craft add. January 1963.

 

That's a different book (last item is Custom Painting Technique vs. Brakes and Suspension in Moriarty's book). So there's a few different ones to collect!

It would be kind of fun if the bound volume included "Teen Make-up" between Carburetion and Ignition.

 

I remember that add and have no clue as to why I never ordered one except that 3.95 was 3-1/2 hours of pay then for me. I had just turned 16 in November of 62 before that magazine came out that the add was in.

 

@Moriarity Do you have any of these in your collection.

 

Moriarity, do you ever worry about silver fish?
We have 'em bad out here, they like to gnaw on books and papers, often following one colour of ink.
I have to keep good stuff in plastic bags or the little buggers'll start eating the paper or the glue in the spine of the books.

 

Yeah, it's pretty disheartening to see nice old material ruined.
I think it's our damp climate here.
Plus living in a 100+ year old house probably doesn't help. I think the mice used to keep the numbers down but the cat is interfering with this form of control.

 

That's so cool Moriarty.
I reckon I had #511 'Rocks & Gems" when I was a kid. I went thru a geology stage. Thanks for the jolt.
Now I have 516, 522 & 547-
'Carburetion Systems',
'Fuel Systems',
'Hot Rodding the Plymouth'.

On the weekend I scored 'Hot Rod magazine- the first 12 issues'. Now I need my '49> fix, but Hot Rod Mag is thinner on the ground down under, esp. pre 62.