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1St Responder Newspaper Title Subtitle Frequency Dates Became Less than 5 Issues? 1st Responder Newspaper New Jersey Edition Oct 2004 x 1st Responder Newspaper Ohio/Pennsylvania Edition May 1999 x 4 Wheel & Off-Road Dec 1979 - Apr 1995 x 9N-2N-8N Newsletter Ford Tractors Jan 1988 - Oct 1997 A.A.H.C. Newsletter April 1990 – July 1993 AAA World 6x/yr May/June 1981 – Jan/Feb 1995 AACA Judges Newsletter 3x/yr Dec 1966 - Jan 1989 AAM News Automobile Association of Malaysia Monthly Dec. 1967 – December 1984 DRIVE Abarth Register, USA The Stinger Quarterly Summer 1978 – July 2004 Abbey Newsletter Bookbinding & Conservation Feb 1984 - Dec 1984 Accelerator Auburn-Cord-Duesenberg Museum Accelerator McLaughlin Buick Club of Canada Bimonthly Jan 1972- Present Access Research at the Univ. of Calif. Transportation Center Fall 1993 - Present Accessory & Garage Journal Incomplete 1912-1920 Action '88 Pub. For Lincoln-Mercury Sales Professionals Jul 1988 x Action Era Vehicle Bimonthly Sep/Oct 1967 – Apr/Jun 2001 Action Track Pontiac Aug 1987 - Apr 1991 x Acura Quarterly July 1987 - Apr 1988 x AD&D Automotive Design & Development Monthly Mar 1978-Jun 1978 x ADAC (German) Jul 1986 x Advertising Requirements Oct 1957 x AERO America's Aviation Weekly Apr 1911 x AFAS Quarterly Automotive Fine Arts Society Quarterly Winter 1989 – 2004 AFV Alternative Fuel Vehicle Report (Ford Motor Co.) Jan 1991 - Aug 1991 x Ahrens-Fox Bulletin Air Cooled News H.H. Franklin Club 3x/yr Mar 1968 – Present Airflow Newsletter Airflow Club of America Monthly Oct. 1963 – Sept 1993 Alarm Room News Sep 1983 - Jul 1988 ALARMA Jan/Feb 1973 x Albatross Journal/Newsletter The White Owner's Club Incomplete 1913-1981 x All Chevy Apr 1988 x Allard Register Bimonthly Jul/Aug 1979 – Spring 1996 Allgemeine Automobile Zeitung Nov 1914 x ALPCA Newsletter/Register Feb 1976 – Oct 2007 ALPCA Register Alternate Jan 2004 Alternatives Ford Alternative Fuel Vehicles Sep 2001 x Alternator Gazette Jan 2001 x AM Aston Martin Mar 1968 - Nov 1970 x AMA News American Motorcycle Association Mar 1972 – Apr 1976 America The Nissan/Datsun Student Travel Guide Spring 1983 x American Austin/Bantam Club News Jul/Aug 1980 – May/Jun 1996 American Automobile Jan 1932-Dec 1933 American Blacksmith May 1920 – May 1924 American Garage & Auto Dealer American Chauffeur Nov 1914 – Dec 1917 American Cycle Car May 1914 x American Fire Journal Monthly Dec 1991 - Jun 2002 American Garage & Auto Dealer Aug 1916 – Aug 1926 American Heritage Feb 1986 & Nov 1996 x American Highways Jan 1968 – Apr 1975 American Motor Journal May 1910 x American Motorcycling Jun 1947 – Oct 1968 American Motorcyclist Dec 1977 – Mar 1997 American Motoring Sep 2004 - Present American Motoring AM Motors Owner's Association Bimonthly Sep/Oct 1977 - Sep/Oct 1980 / various American Motorist AAA Sep 1916 - Sep 1979 (incomplete) American Motors Annual AM Independent Magazine Oct 2000 - Mar 2003 American Motors News Illustrated Feb 1963 - Present American News Trade Journal Mar 1932 x American Review of Reviews Nov 1910 x American Road Ford: For Salared Men & Women Dec 1963 - Jul/Aug 1979 American Roadracing Magazine Jan 1983 x American Rodder Monthly Apr 1996 - Sep 1996 x American Rodding Monthly Dec 1966 x American Trucker Monthly May 1984 - June 1984 / Apr 1989 x Amis de Panhard Deutsch Bonnet Jun 1991 - Jan 1994 x AMO American Motors Owners Association Dec 1985 x Amoskeag Reserve Engine Co. NH Chapter of SPAAMFAA Bimonthly Mar/Apr 1988 - Present Amphi-News Nov 1977 x AMX-tra Bimonthly Jan/Feb 1984 - Mar/Apr 1987 Annons Bladet Motorhistoriska Riksforbundet Nyhetsblad Annual 1994 - 1997 x Antiguos Y Clasicos Nov 1973 - Jul 1974 x Antincendio Jul 1975 - Jun 1976 x Antique & Collector's Mart Monthly October 1978 - Feb/Mar 1980 Antique Airplane Association News Quarterly Jan 1975 - Aug 1983 Antique Airplane Digest Quarterly Feb 1984 - Feb 1986 x Antique Auto Locator Monthly Jan 1970 - Apr 1970 x Antique Automobile AACA Publication Bimonthly 1937-Present Antique Car Alley Monthly Mar 1965 - Jun 1966 Antique Car Times Jun 1971 - Dec 1972 Antique Cars & Parts Trader Jun 1972 - Nov 1972 x Antique Motor News Monthly Mar 1967 - Dec 1983 Antique Motorcycle Quarterly Mar 1967 - Present Antique Parts and Cars Aug 1962 - Nov/Dec 1964 Antique Studebaker Review Bimonthly Jan 1972 - Present Antique Toy World Monthly Jan 1972 - Present AOT News Automotive Hall of Fame Quarterly May 1979 - Nov 1979 x APM Bulletin Quarterly Jan 1975 - Jun 1986 ARCHIVE Bulletin of the RAC Historical Committee Mar 1991 x Area Auto Racing News Apr 1964 - Jul 2005 Argosy Magazine Monthly Jan 1960 x Arizona Highways Jun 1957 & Jan 1975 x Arizona Racing News Oct 1974 - Jul 1976 Army Logistician Nov/Dec 1976 x Army Motors Journal of the Miliary Vehicles Collectors Club Quarterly Jul 1979 - Present Arrow Pierce-Arrow Society Jan 1959 - Present Arrowhead Quarterly Apr 1981 - Apr 1983 At Your Service Quarterly May 1962 - Aug 1962 x Athlon Sports Racing Annual 2003 x Atlantic Jul 1965 x Atlantic Auto Advertiser Monthly Mar 1962 - Jul/Aug 1970 Atlantic Coast Old Timers Oct 1983 - Dec 1984 x Auburn-Cord-Duesenberg Club Newsletter Monthly Feb 1960 - Present Audi Magazine Quarterly Feb 2002 - May 2002 x Audio Visual Directions Aug/Sep 1979 - Jul 1981 x Audio Visual Product News Mar 1979 x Austin Magazine Feb 1938-Sep 1938/ Nov 1960 & 1962 Austin Magazine and Advocate May & August 1951 x Australian Motor Racing Annual Annual 1974 x Australian Motorist Apr 1943 - Feb 1948 Austro-Motor (German) Oct 1947 x Autabuy Oct 2004 - Present Auto (Italian) Monthly Jan-Mar 1985 / Jan 1994 x Auto 7 Mar 1994 x Auto Afficianado Mar/Apr 2005 - Present Auto Age Feb 1953 - Dec 957 Auto Anciene Oct 1991 x Auto and Motor Sport Illustrated Aug 1964 x Auto Bluebook Nov 1963 - Jul 1964 x Auto Clips Swigart Museum Jul 2005 x Auto Club News (Montgomery Ward) Sep/Oct 1979 x Auto Collector News Monthly Jul 1985 - Sep 1986 Auto Craftsman Dec 1957 - Apr 1958 x Auto Dealer Direct Car & Truck Marketplace 1991 North American Auto Show Auto d'Epoca Sep 1991 x Auto Enthusiasts Bulletin Apr 1961 - Jun 1974 Auto Era Winton Carriage Company Apr-May 1905 / Jan 1906 x Auto Export Round-up Mar 1966 - Mar/Apr 1981 Auto Gadgets & Accessories Dec 1957 x Auto Index Bimonthly Jan 1974 - Dec 1993 Auto Ja Liikenne (Moottori) Bimonthly Jan 1978 - Dec 1983 Moottori Auto Katalog Annual 1984/85 - 1986/87 x Auto Laundry News Mar 1988 - Nov 1988 Auto Maniacs, Inc. Monthly Sep 1955 - Mar 1961 Auto Modeler 3x/yr Spring/Summer/Fall 1973 & Fall 1983 x Auto Moto Oct 1990 x Auto Motor Journal Jun 1928 x Auto Motor Magazine Jan 1979 x Auto Motor Und Sport Sep 1964 /Dec 1982 / Dec 1985 x Auto Racing Analysis Feb 1984 - May 1984 x Auto Racing Digest Bimonthly Aug/Sep 1992 - Jan 1996 Auto Racing History National Auto Racing Historical Society July 1979 & Spring 1980 x Auto Racing Memories Sep 1981 - Mar 1989 Auto Rental News Jul/Aug 1989 & Feb 1990 x Auto Reports The Motor World Today Spring 1975 x Auto Restorer June 1989 - Present Auto Revue Feb 1958 x Auto Showcase Jan 1982 x Auto Speed & Sport Monthly Jan 1952 - Feb 1953 Auto Sport Britain's Motor Sporting Weekly Nov 1960 x Auto Sport Review Jan 1952 - Dec 1953 Auto Sports Nov/Dec 1963 x Auto Sportsman July 1953 - Sep 1953 x Auto Sprint (Italy) Feb 1978 x Auto Topics (Floyd Clymer's) Monthly Jan 1960 -Dec 1968 Auto Trader Old Car Book Feb 1986 - Apr 1989 Auto Trim & Restyling News Jul/Aug 1981 & Aug 1991 x Auto Week's Auto File Mar 1994 & Mar 1995 x Auto Week's Fan Guide Mar 1994 & Mar 1995 x Auto70 (Italy) Jul/Aug 1981 x Autobody Aug 1929 - Jan 1934 Autobody Trimmer & Painter Autobody & the Reconditioned Car Jun 1956 - Jan 1959 Autobody Trimx Autocapital Aug-Sep 1984 / Dec 1985 x Autocar 1903-Present Autoclub (Argentina) Bimonthly Mar 1970 - Feb 2006 Autodriver Feb 1969 x Autohistorica Automobil Historiska Klubben/Stockholm Quarterly Apr 1968 - Present Autolite Ford Merchandising News Feb 1968 x Autolite Tech Talk Dec 1969 - Oct 1970 x Automobil Revue 1965 x Automobil Rundschau (German) Aug 1933 x Automobil Und Motarrad Chronik Jan 1977 - Oct 1985 Automobile Dec 1982 - 2000 Automobile September 1899 - Dec 1917 Automobile 1 Jan 1964 x Automobile and Trailer Travel Mag. Mar 1938 x Automobile Club of Philadelphia Monthly Bulletin Mar 1911 - Dec 1919 Automobile Dealer & Repair Aug 1909 - Oct 1922 Automobile Digest Aug 1925 - July 1947 Automobile Engineer Jan 1914 - Nov 1969 Automobile Facts Monthly June 1937 - June 1956 Automobile Facts & Figures (MVMA) Annual 1924 - 1978 Automobile Journal October 1911 - Mar 1922 Automobile Magazine Monthly Apr 1986 - Present Automobile Magazine, The Jan 1900 - Feb 1906 x Automobile Owner & Steam & Electric Car Review Feb 1907 x Automobile Pricebook October 1966 - Jun 1966 x Automobile Quarterly Quarterly Mar 1963 - Present Automobile Topics Jan 1901 - Jul 1965 Automobile Trade Directory Jan 1908 - Apr 1922 Automobile Trade Journal Monthly Jan 1900 - Aug 1940 Automobile Trimmer & Painter Aug 1928 Automobile Yearbook 1936 x Automobiles Classiques Quarterly Spring/Summer 1984 x Automobilhistoriska Klubbens Bulletin Sep 1987 - Present Automobilia May 1939 - Jun 1984 Automobilia News Jan 1991 - Apr 1993 Automobilismo (Italy) Summer 1985 x Automobilist Automobile Legal Assoc. 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