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    FUEL FOR THE MOTORING LIFESTYLE Dee-troit Ford vs. showdown ... CHevy Fall 2011 $4.95 U.S.a. | Canada Different ... for the Strokes The World of AMC baddest Plus: of them all! THE ODD ART OF COLLECTING CONCEPTS COOL GARAGE STORAGE SOLUTIONS ST. LOUIS OR BUST—IN A LOTUS, NO LESS a word from mckeel FordFord vs.vs. Chevy Chevy in the Driver’s seat editoriAl stAFF Executive Publisher McKEEL Hagerty Publisher RoB SASS Associate Publisher Jonathan A. Stein Senior Publishing Advisor Greg Stropes Executive Editor JERRy Burton Managing Editor nAdInE SCodELLARo Art director/designer Todd Kraemer Copy Editor SHEILA WALSH dETTLoFF Art Production Manager JoE FERRARo Although McKeel Creative director LAURA RoGERS hagerty spends as Editorial director dAn GRAnTHAM much time as possible in the driver’s seat, he Publishing stAFF director of Publishing Angelo ACoRd found time to sit on a Publication Manager Danielle PoissanT panel of notable auto Production Manager Lynn Sarosik MAGES editors and writers y I Ad Sales Coordinator KIM PoWERS to make his picks in ETT our Ford vs. Chevy Contributors Carl Bomstead, BoB Butz, WAynE on, G showdown. rt CarinI, KEn GRoss, DavE KInnEy, Stefan Lombard, jeff peek, JoHn L. Stein n Mo TEPHE Advertising stAFF S director of Ad Sales East Coast Sales office ToM Krempel, 586-558-4502 [email protected] Central/West Coast Sales office Lisa Kollander, 952-974-3880 Fun with cars [email protected] Anyone who’s read at least one issue of Hagerty magazine realizes that we subscribe to the notion that the old car hobby is supposed to be fun — fun in the sense that we enjoy using our cars from time to time and that we have a good time poking fun both at ourselves and the foibles of our beloved old cars.
  • Winning Contract AUTOMOBILES for SALE (Cent.) AUTOMOBILES WANTED (Cowt.)

    Winning Contract AUTOMOBILES for SALE (Cent.) AUTOMOBILES WANTED (Cowt.)

    Based on the Storv of the Fabulous Jungle Adventure By CHARLES J. ROLO. j Wingate's Raiders-No. 26 That Raised the Curtain on the Battle for Burma. Illustrations by L. H. Greenwood. Winning Contract AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE (Cent.) AUTOMOBILES WANTED (Cowt.). By THE FOUR ACES. f)LDSMOBILlTl940 6-cy!inder 2-dr. sedan: PLYMOUTH WANTED—Quote your price, beautiful 2-tone finish, like new; radio and we will try to meet it, Sanders Motors, heater, priced to sell quickly at $805. 05 1100 R I ave. n.w, HO. 9704. Best Line of Play ether cars priced right. Jack Pry Motors, PONTIACS urgently needed lor essential 16th and Pa avc. s e workers in local area. Never before have North dealer. OLDSMOBILE 1937 2-dr. sedan: motor we paid so much for cars. Arcade Pontiac East-West vulnerable. excellent, clean, good tires, soldier must Co 14.07 Irving st. n.w.. AD. 8500. sell. $550. Sunday to 5 p.m weekdays PRIVATE CAR in best condition wanted Duplicte bridge. after 6 D.m.. A. B, Cory, 542 20th st. s for cash, will pay good price. Glebe Arlington Va Apt. 444 2629. 19* A A Q 6 4 PACKARD 1041 "120" sedRn: stored since PONTIAC is our specialty: the top cash 97 K 6 Dec 1041: radio and heater: owned by orice at Wheeler. Inc.. 4810 Wisconsin. retired ngval officer, driven only 6.400 OR 1020 Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer. 0 6 3 miles, a new car. Hisconsin 7374. PONTIACS—1009. 1940. 1941. Will pay A K 10 6 2 PACKARD 1041 7-pass, de luxe sedan top cash prices.