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Car Craft

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Classic Cars
from: Source Interlink

November 23, 2001
What's better than a 700hp primered car doing a burnout? Not much. That's what the rednecks that write for Car Craft belive, and it shows. For example, someone sent in a pic of their beater doing a burnout. CC published it with the caption "Is that the battery strapped to the windshield?! That is awesome!" This mag is a fun, informational read.
It mostly deals with Muscle cars from the '60s and '70s, but will feature almost anything American and high powered from early '50s to late '70s. They stay away from EFI muscle, as that's left to other mags. Also, imports aren't covered, as rice is done to death by 200 other mags.
Subjects cover everything from "How much nitrous will this junkyard engine take?" (300 shot), to bracket racing ... Read More:

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European Car

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Classic Cars
from: Source Interlink

November 23, 2001
You can tell the editors are enjoying themselves writing about the cars and culture they love, and this makes for a fun read. You won't find tired cliches that seem to run rampant in other, larger auto magazines, like "an over-eager right foot." Lots of cool and highly customized cars to dream about, and plenty of useful features for enthusiasts on a budget.

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Mopar Muscle

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Classic Cars
from: Source Interlink

November 23, 2001
Lots of nice color pictures, and not much else. Kindergarten tech! If you're serious about your Mopar, read Mopar Action instead!

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Cavallino: The Journal of Ferrari History

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Classic Cars
from: Cavallino, Inc.


The friend I am giving this magazine subscription to absolutely loves this magazine, and I am sure he will be as happy with the subscription this year, as he was the last. Thank you!!

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Thoroughbred & Classic Cars

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Classic Cars
from: Emap National Publications Ltd


I have had a subscription to T&CC for 5 years now, and although it's expensive, I consider it worth every penny. All the European models that you either don't see much of here anymore because they never sold too many in the U.S. to begin with (Jenson Interceptor, Citroen DS, etc.), or, cars that were never sold here but are just as desirable (Bristol 411, NSU TT, Triumph Dolomite, Tatra 613, etc.). Lots of great articles, road tests, owner comments, and color photo classifieds by both dealers and individuals. You might think that the classifieds are merely eye candy for us in the States, but you would be wrong! You can bring in any vehicle that is 25 years old or older without passing any NHTSA and DOT federalization tests, and that covers almost everything ... Read More:

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Practical Classics & Car Restorer

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Classic Cars
from: Emap National Publications Ltd


This a fantastic mag for anyone with an older car, however owning a European or better yet an English car helps. They employ writers that are witty and very knowledgeable, and own their own "basket case" autos. Repair and technical advice is focused on the DIY mentality, with cost and practicality being paramount. I have been getting Practical Classics magazine for over 10 years and I am always finding something new and entertaining with every issue, my favorite piece is the monthly segment called Rust In Peace where they have readers "barnyard" finds photographed with brief details of the find. The best find usually wins money or a car related product.

EWA, the US distributor, had been doing a fairly decent job of getting the mags to the subscribers ... Read More:

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Hotrods and Classics

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Classic Cars
from: My Car Publications


This a fantastic mag for anyone with an older car, however owning a European or better yet an English car helps. They employ writers that are witty and very knowledgeable, and own their own "basket case" autos. Repair and technical advice is focused on the DIY mentality, with cost and practicality being paramount. I have been getting Practical Classics magazine for over 10 years and I am always finding something new and entertaining with every issue, my favorite piece is the monthly segment called Rust In Peace where they have readers "barnyard" finds photographed with brief details of the find. The best find usually wins money or a car related product.

EWA, the US distributor, had been doing a fairly decent job of getting the mags to the subscribers ... Read More: