Hemmings Motor News Print Magazine

I subscribed to Hemmings at the urging of my neighbor who has a 1936 Ford.I'm not a "car guy", but I do own and drive a really old car. It's not a hobby, it's just a dang nice (fun) car to drive and is very practical. Hemmings is really geared toward the car enthusiast, but even a non-car guy like me can find plenty of interesting stuff in here. It's about the size of a phone book, and feels rather hefty. Just full of stuff!Some of the articles are written from the perspective that the reader will know what the writer is talking about when tossing around a lot of car-guy lingo. A lot of it goes over my head, so I skip some of the articles. Once in a while they write about something really good, and then I'm drawn in completely. I like cars of the brass era and early 30's, not at all in to muscle cars or especially not anything built after WW2, but this magazine has a good mix.The "for sale" section takes up most of the magazine and that is where I spend the majority of the time. It's fun to look through all the stuff available, and I learn a lot from the ads in it too. Really interesting to see how many people sell parts and service for old cars. I admit to using some of the vendors because of their ads in Hemmings...It's a little off-putting sometimes when things in the magazine are written with the assumption that every reader is a millionaire and they toss around values of "dream cars" like it's nothing. C'mon!!! How many Hemmings subscribers really have a 6-figure disposable income? I'll bet very few. Then again, I could be wrong.Still- If I could only have one magazine subscription, this would be it.

A great magazine. Unfortunately this year I received Jan very late then Feb, and March issues one week apart. Maybe next year I’ll try a conventional subscription.

Very pleased, less expensive than off the shelf.

enjoy reading book

like it

More cars for auction than cars for sale.what was a great magazine is now a place for mecum and barrette Jackson to show upcoming car for there auction.they need to get back to the things that made it great.we dont need to see cars we can't buy.we need cars and related items we can buy.please go back to the things that got you where are today.

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