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#1106175 06/03/2015 5:04 AM
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The people who put out "Vintage Truck" and "Antique Power" magazines have started a new publication called "Vintage Fire Truck & Equipment". The premier issue was included with my new copy of "Vintage Truck" yesterday. It has some neat articles, two of which featured GMC firetrucks, and I believe there was a Chevy also.
The subscription price is about the same as the other magazines, and apparently the regular issues start coming out the first of next year. I suspect I'll be ordering this one too!


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I liked the first issue as well and seriously thinking of subscribing to it. I also like Antique Power. This same company publishes it about old tractors.
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I get both Vintage Truck and Antique Power. I also subscribe to this page. I treat it like a magazine subscription and donate at least once a year. I like all three! I'll have to see the new magazine. I live in Canada, so it may be coming a little later.


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I received my copy last week and I was very impressed. It had the same quality as the Vintage Truck magazine. I suspect that they will tap into a large segment of the truck enthusiasts with the publication.


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I'll be putting my subscription in latter today.


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