Newest recommended magazine, Las Vegas coverage primarily, but excellant! "Sunday Slacker"

As the publisher/editor wrote in the 1 year anniversary issue "this is for all those that enjoy the smell of an old car, gasoline and burnouts."

Sunday Slacker Magazine is the place to find out what's happening in car culture in the southwest and Las Vegas. Cruise through our pages for events, car shows, car clubs, custom builders, shops, artists and the influential leaders who have built our lifestyle from the ground up. Featuring antiques, classics, hot rods, customs, motorcycles, imports, lowriders, trucks, muscle cars, racing, motorsports and much more. Each edition covers the culture behind the cars including clothing, painters, artists, models, tattoos and music.

images from http://www.flickr.com/photos/sundayslacker/page10/

You can pick them up all over Las Vegas, or subscribe http://www.sundayslacker.com/ they are $5 apiece

The website isn't more than 3 or 4 full screen images, nothing linked or paged, just a subscription form... but it's a sound foundation for an events page, car clubs gallery, and contact page. Which, is editor or subscribe or events @sundayslacker.com or check it out at facebook, myspace, flicker or twitter

backstreetwheels.blogspot.com Richard (Yo! Eastside!) is a published photographer! Compliments and congratulations!

http://backstreetwheels.blogspot.com/ for his online photography, long time recommended blog!

Street Rodder Premier to be on the magazine racks on about Nov 9th, New magazine to lookout for, (hopefully more feature cars, less how to articles)

New magazine to be on the lookout for, Street Rodder Premier (hopefully more feature cars and great photography, less how to articles)

I found a copy of this full page PDF http://ads.simautomotive.com/PERFORMANCE/_PDF/_PDFS/Street_Rodder_Premium.pdf in Rodandcustom magazine and they've got me interested... now I just need to find a place to buy an issue

Another late 1960's fashion clothing advertised with a sports, muscle, or race car... what was in the water among the magazine editors?

Signature magazine, October 1968 via: http://burstsausages.com/

This sort of car and clothes fashion thing amuses me, for the others I found:
the 1968 fashion magazine photo shoot with the Dodge line up for 1969: http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2008/02/blog-post_24.html and a one page Dodge Dart ad http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2010/01/picture-is-worth-thousand-words-except.html http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2010/06/im-impressed-and-amazed-by-obscurity-of.html

I like the way these guys advertise

This is an online magazine, you flip the pages http://www.deadendmagazine.com/home.html

Check out their website "Motorized, Fuel injected eyekandy for a greased up mind" : http://motorizedmagazine.blogspot.com/

A variety of cool cars and stuff at the Grand National Roadster Show

It's probably never going to happen again that 2 Kaiser Darrin cars are sitting side by side. Probably hasn't happened since the last Darrin left the dealership lot.

Why I read Ezra Dyer's column in Automobile Magazine

The Buick Lacrosse's interior is so quiet that you often reutrn to find it infested with monks. It's so quiet, it told some ninjas to pipe down.

...Ezra Dyer

Free PRoTO tool set by getting subscriptions to Hot Rod magazine, 1967

That tool box might look familiar, I just found one and posted a photo of it: http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2009/11/professional-tools-which-were-plvmb.html

Keep an eye on the recommended blogs in my list... they are always worth looking at!

Get more hot rod awesomeness at Street Machine: http://streetmachinemag.typepad.com/

An online magazine, from the website Rod and Piston

http://www.rodandpiston.com/magazine/march2009/ is the magazine and is from http://www.rodandpiston.com/

It was the 90's... and anything was possible. If subscriptions can become 50% off, anything is possible

Good stuff in magazines this month

That is one cool trick tool. Anyone needing an exact dimension from an edge has just learned an easy way to mark it off.

Never heard of the 1/4 horse. Trick name for a drag racing car though.