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12-09-2009, 04:27 AM
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Re: Did Hemmings Muscle become Popular Hot Rodding
The focus of HMM is muscle cars. More over restored and original muscle cars. Flat black pro touring cars are not why I subscribed.
I agree that Camaros and HEMI anything get way too much print. Show us some hipo Fairlanes, early Cyclones, 67-69 442s, stuff like that. Cars that dont get print and we havent read about 10,000 times. Hemmings has been in print for over 6 years, and Ive yet to see a 67-69 442 featured. Yet I read about 6 banger Maverick Grabbers, 79 Mustang Cobras, Lincoln Mark VIIs, and a friggin Hurst Jeepster. Thats my main beef. 
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12-09-2009, 05:18 PM
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Re: Did Hemmings Muscle become Popular Hot Rodding
Great magazine...Quit yer bitchin everyone.
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12-10-2009, 09:57 AM
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Re: Did Hemmings Muscle become Popular Hot Rodding
Has anyone tried out the Radio restorer guy mentioned in the current HMM? My AM Delco is toast...literraly...I was looking at getting it fixed. And need a reputable repairman.
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12-10-2009, 05:11 PM
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Re: Did Hemmings Muscle become Popular Hot Rodding
I recommend Greg Ward, reasonable and quick, responsive turnaround.
Greg Ward 131 Culps Dr Huntsville, AL [email protected]
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