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#169906 03/16/2005 7:15 PM
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Just got the new issue if TRUCK BUILDER magazine. They have the best picture to picture how-to articles! This month, one piece windshield in early AD trucks AND door latches in AD trucks. WOW! eek

I wish the other two magazines (CT and CCT both by the same co.) would do a better job at how-to articles. Maybe they will start doing more with one of their mags. I like the pretty trucks but it would be really cool if they showed more pictures of the before and during of each.

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#169907 03/16/2005 8:28 PM
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Buddy:

I'm interested in more info on Truck Builder mag. Do they have a website? Any info would be appreciated. I am always adding tech info to my arsenal of truck resto goodies. I have utilized the tech articles from CPP to do the power steering and power brake upgrade on my '66, C-10. I found them to be very informative, however I agree with you that they need to address some of the minor details a bit better with pics and/or illustrations. The key to doing these upgrades is in the details and your individual ingenuity, however it is nice to have the play-by-play info as well

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That's one I've never seen.
http://www.truckbuildermagazine.com/


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#169909 03/16/2005 10:36 PM
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Fred T posted the Buckaroo site, then go to TRUCK BUILDER. Unfortunately this does not show much. The how-to articles in the mag always show 30 or 40 sequential photos of the project. That helps me a lot! The mag cost a little more and comes every-other month but well worth it!

Look on the news stand?

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Fred T:

Thanks for the info. I just subscribed for 2 years. Keep on truckin, Stovebolt style.

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the magazine looks interesting and i am tempted but the emphassis on hi performace for older vechicals usually scrapping the orginal engine. they do stress hi-performace a lot in the write up. my 2 cents. btw i would like to see a copy b/4 i subscribe maybe on a newsstand. ron


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