How many of you have read Street Rod Builders Magazine? First class all the way, great cars and lots of tips. Hard to find but well worth it if you can find one.
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Nailhead

I subscribed two years ago at Nats East. Got the first issue there. Great how too's. I've let the subscription drop lately, need to re- subscribe.
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MrWillys aka HRB
Member: Dipstick Street Rod Association
Paint don't make 'em any faster!

I like this magazine a lot. I get five at the moment: Street Rodder, Rod & Custom, Street Rod Builder, Hot Rod, and Chevy HiPerformance. But will probably let my subscription to HotRod go when it expires as I don't learn anything from it anymore.
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Lynn
'32 3W

I agree, Hot Rod magazine has forgoten it`s roots. Way too much filler, no info.
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The "New" and Unimproved edcroozer... Charter D.S.R.A. member

As a "kustom guy" I really like all the tech articles you can find in Street Rod Builder. What I really like is that although it's called Street Rod Builder it goes beyond that. The articles cover more the just the pre 48 crowd.
The fact that they have Gerry Burger on the staff means alot to me. I tell you, some of the most fun I ever had with a magazine in my hands was when him and Steve Hendrikson worked together at Rodder's Digest. You should check out Super Rod to.
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KY State Dir. For Kustoms Of America

I buy both and they're worth it. Burger knows how to talk with you, not at you.
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K.I.S.S.
Member Lipstick Street Rod Association
http://www.geocities.com/lipstickrun/

Awesome mags ... Street Rod Builder
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"Big Al" Liebmann
"Righty Tidy..Lefty Loosey"

Charter Member: Dipstick Street Rod Association
Technical Advisor - Barris/Kind Chrysler City Coup'e Kustom

Awesome Mags !!!!!!!!! Street Rod Builder & Super Rod haven't missed an issue since day one... I am business with the owner & publisher of Buckaroo Communications the creator of these books.
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"Big Al" Liebmann
"Righty Tidy..Lefty Loosey"

Charter Member: Dipstick Street Rod Association
Technical Advisor - Barris/Kind Chrysler City Coup'e Kustom

I absolutely agree with what everyone has been saying about these mags. They are the best available on the market today-outside Rodders Journal, which is almost a coffee table publication. Incidentaly, has anyone read the editorial by John Dianna in either one of these mags, I forget which one. Anyway, he wrote why his mags cost nearly $30.00 for an annual subscription while others cost less than $10.00 at times. And, as others have noted, it is possible through ebay to get four and five year subs to many mags for $10.00 to $15.00. What gives? It is John's assessment that "you get what you pay for". His editorial really lays out the economics and the realities of the publishing business. The growth of his publishing business has been beyond their belief and certainly has caused a lot of stomach acid for the other publishers. I, for one, will continue to subscribe because I feel I am getting more than my money's worth. We will see who survives.