70Duster340
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Does anyone know what happened? Did this one go out of business along with Mopar Muscle? The website won't allow me to renew my subscription, and there's only a phone number to call. Nobody to contact, either.
The internet is killing a lot of things.What the heck is happening? Are the GM guys having the same issues? Seems every time I find a good magazine for Mopar, they fold.
Some trucks still use leaf springs though so your snide comment is pointless.The blacksmith down the dusty trail from me no longer has his door open for business either…..
Cyber murderersThe internet is killing a lot of things.
Yep, that's Them..................Is this the same one that couldn't stop themselves from inserting FACTS & COMMON SENSE into every single magazine?
Ya Kern dog, gotta agree.Some trucks still use leaf springs though so your snide comment is pointless.
We still use aspirin. Paper maps will always work when your GPS on your phone craps out. Ratchets and sockets work long after the cordless tool battery loses it's charge. Progress doesn't replace everything.
Print media isn't dead but it has slowed down a LOT.
That is Mopar Collector's Guide (why I cancelled my subscription years ago). That is NOT Mopar Action, which was the most useful one of the bunch. Best tech information available for both mechanical stuff and restoration. Best info about useful parts sources.Is this the same one that couldn't stop themselves from inserting politics into every single magazine?
It isn't a problem if you're sane and on the correct side.Is this the same one that couldn't stop themselves from inserting politics into every single magazine?
Totally agree!That is Mopar Collector's Guide (why I cancelled my subscription years ago). That is NOT Mopar Action, which was the most useful one of the bunch. Best tech information available for both mechanical stuff and restoration. Best info about useful parts sources.
Some trucks still use leaf springs though so your snide comment is pointless.
We still use aspirin. Paper maps will always work when your GPS on your phone craps out. Ratchets and sockets work long after the cordless tool battery loses it's charge. Progress doesn't replace everything.
Print media isn't dead but it has slowed down a LOT.
You'd be correct if it was a natural death, it wasn't.Slow your roll….
Yup, we still uses wheels along with aspirin. However, when was the last time you went to the video store, used the card catalog at the library, a floppy disk or got film developed??
Do a quick search for ‘magazine’ on this site and half of the hits relate to Mopar Action mag being killed. Not one or two, but half!
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Do we still use things made out of metal? Yeah. Are as many things made out of metal now compared to 50 or 100 years ago? Nope. Why? Because other materials exist that do a similar job. Do magazines and papers exist? Yeah but are there other forms of media now compared to 50 or 100 years ago? Yup. My point about the blacksmith comment was no one should be surprised there are fewer blacksmiths now much like no one should be surprised magazines are fewer and further between now. A quick search on this website confirms it and you even acknowledge it.
Easy now……