Car Craft magazine described by Magazines.comProvides hands-on expert advice on street, strip and new rods and musclecars built from 1949 to present.
Car Craft magazine described by Magazine LineCar Craft Magazine focuses on do-it-yourself enthusiasts interested in post-1949 high-performance vehicles with an emphasis on '60s and '70s musclecars. Each issue of Car Craft Magazine is packed with technical how-to information, engine buildups, product evaluations, and event coverage.
Car Craft magazine described by Blue DolphinCar Craft provides hands-on expert advice on street, strip, and new rods and muscle cars built from 1949 to present.
Car Craft magazine described by Magazine AgentIf your idea of a great day is getting down and working on your classic hot-rod, then Car Craft magazine can help you make the most of your time and efforts. Each issue comes filled with instructionals and hands-on expert advice on how to fix up all kinds of vehicles, ranging from the newest in strip and street rods to classic musclecars from the 1940's! Save your issues and use them for future resources.
Car Craft magazine described by Magazine Discount CenterThis magazine is aimed at the car enthusiast who is interested in performance cars built after 1955. Its feature articles include technical how-to, performance testing of after market products and new cars, special sections on a variety of auto-related subjects and features on custom cars built by readers.
Car Craft magazine described by Mag MallCar Craft chronicles high performance tips and advice on how to get the most from your favorite cars built after the Model T came out. Feature articles include HOW TOs, performance testing of after market products and new cars, special sections on a variety of auto related subjects and features on custom cars. Loud, Fast, Real is the motto of the magazine, which emphasizes its more budget oriented approach to automobile building. When compared to similar magazines, Car Craft often will have vehicles built on a real world budget with an emphasis on functionality over style. Sister publication Hot Rod to an extent overlaps on some of the same subject matter, however Hot Rod often will cover more professionally built vehicles. Car Craft often will include vehicles that often may be considered rusty, ugly, offbeat or in some cases illegal. Usually the readers will applaud these attributes as a positive. Check this out: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Car_Craft
Car Craft magazine described by Magazines USACar Craft magazine provides hands-on expert advice on street, strip and new rods and musclecars built from 1949 to present.
Car Craft magazine described by Subscription AddictionCar Craft Magazine: Car craft magazine is edited for the drag racing and high performance automobile enthusiast. Features performance tests of domestic cars, drag racing coverage, personality profiles and how-to's on auto maintenance.
Car Craft magazine described by Value MagsCar Craft magazine is aimed at the car enthusiast who is interested in performance cars that were built after the year 1955. Each Car Craft magazine features articles focused on technical how-to, performance testing of after market products and new cars. Special sections focus on a variety of auto-related subjects and also features phenomenal custom cars built by readers. Car Craft has a very diverse readership, those who are interested in modifying, restoring and improving the performance of their muscle cars and street machines.
Car Craft magazine described by Global MagazinesCar Craft Magazine is edited for the drag-racing and high performance automobile enthusiast. Car Craft provides definitive advice on street rods and muscle cars built from the 1940's through the present day. Note: Beginning with the September 2000 issue, Car Craft encompasses Muscle Car Review which has ceased publication.
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