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    Muscle Car Power Magazine

    Many of you probably remember the magazine "Muscle Car Review" that was published by Dobbs Publishing. It was my favorite car magazine but became extinct after acquisition by Primedia, publisher of Hot Rod, Car Craft and Mustang & Fords.

    The main driving forces behind that magazine were Greg Donohue, Paul Zazarine and Tom Shaw. Tom and Greg have teamed up and started a new magazine of the same type called " Muscle Car Power". I received my first issue yesterday and it is great. Huge page size, beautiful photography and intelligent writing. No Cougars in the first issue but that is about to change. I wrote an email to Mr. Shaw to congratulate him on the first issue and told him about my interest in Cougars. He told me in his reply that beginning in the next issue they start a project car. It is:

    A 1970 COUGAR ELIMINATOR!!!!!!!

    http://www.musclecarpower.com

    Royce
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    Salmon / Black
    1915 Ford Model "T" Touring.....Black / Black (of course)
    1917 Ford Model T Roadster Green / Black
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    sweet sounds like a great mag to get. think i'll suscribe, thanks for sharing

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    cool, hopefully I can find them at my newsstand. Did you happen to mention this site what a great asset this forum would be for him in restoring his car

    Rick

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    Cool. Im signing up.
    Thats not Tom Shaw from STYX is it?
    59 Custom 300 2 door, 292 4v
    70 XR7, 351-C 4V white, blu int
    66 LTD 2 dor fastback 352 4v
    65 Galaxie 500 2dor Fastback, 390 4v
    96 T-bird (my daily car) red, 4.6
    95 T-bird (Wifes car) pearl white, 4.6
    91 F250 Lariet Diesel
    51 Ford 8N Tractor
    72 Mercedes 250C
    2002 Crown Victoria LX Sport
    1960 Ranchero 200 I-6
    2006 Mustang GT, 5spd.Manual, Tungsten Grey

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    Looks pretty good Royce
    68 STD Cougar Red/White Vinyl Top 302/4V (RedCat)
    70 XR7 convertible 351W/2V 3 speed (VertCat)
    05 Ford F-150 daily driver
    96 Grand Marquis (SPARE CAR)
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    Thumbs down Sounds Cool-

    Until you find out they want nearly ten bucks per issue for the rag.
    You will also only get four issues a year. (BULL)
    I think I'll spend my forty on my car. At thier prices I wont miss much...
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    Royce, I found a Muscle Car Review Special at the 7-11 last month. It's a Car Craft Special. Lots of Chevy stuff, but there was an article on a 69 Fairlane Cobra and a 70 Boss 302 Mustang. It looks like the old magazine and the same letter head, maybe they are doing it quarterly????
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    You have a point there LIL..
    It would have to be all FoMoCo to spend that much.
    59 Custom 300 2 door, 292 4v
    70 XR7, 351-C 4V white, blu int
    66 LTD 2 dor fastback 352 4v
    65 Galaxie 500 2dor Fastback, 390 4v
    96 T-bird (my daily car) red, 4.6
    95 T-bird (Wifes car) pearl white, 4.6
    91 F250 Lariet Diesel
    51 Ford 8N Tractor
    72 Mercedes 250C
    2002 Crown Victoria LX Sport
    1960 Ranchero 200 I-6
    2006 Mustang GT, 5spd.Manual, Tungsten Grey

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    Shane,

    It's $24.95 a year if you subscribe. Look at one on the news stand, it is one hell of a magazine. There has never been a car magazine with photography like this. It is expensive compared to Car Craft but with twice the pages and half the ad content.
    Royce Peterson
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    1968 GT-E 427 Std Madras Blue / Aqua
    1968 GT-E 427 XR-7 Augusta Green / Saddle It looks all stock Heh - Heh
    1970 Boss 302 Mustang Med Blue / Black
    1912 Model T Ford Touring
    Salmon / Black
    1915 Ford Model "T" Touring.....Black / Black (of course)
    1917 Ford Model T Roadster Green / Black
    XR7-G Registrar
    CURBSTER http://www.thecurb.org

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    Royce,
    The website shows the one year subscription price as $29.95. It also does not include the premier issue (the first one), but will for an extra $9.95. I'm wondering if by premier issue, it will be the only one to have that much content. If all the issues are that jam packed with articles, then it is a worth while subscription.

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    The subscription card that is in the premier issue says $24.95.
    Royce Peterson
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    1968 GT-E 427 Std Madras Blue / Aqua
    1968 GT-E 427 XR-7 Augusta Green / Saddle It looks all stock Heh - Heh
    1970 Boss 302 Mustang Med Blue / Black
    1912 Model T Ford Touring
    Salmon / Black
    1915 Ford Model "T" Touring.....Black / Black (of course)
    1917 Ford Model T Roadster Green / Black
    XR7-G Registrar
    CURBSTER http://www.thecurb.org

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    I'll walk down to the newstand and see if they have it.

    Thanks.

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    looks like i need another magazine.
    Stock is a 4 Letter word!
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    I received one a few months ago and was very impressed with the quality. I too was an avid MCR supporter and thought that I had finally found a replacement. Until I saw the subscription price! Mine was $40 annually for 4 issues. That's what put me off. If it was FOMOCO I would spend it, but there wasn't enough non GM content to justify it.
    Their website is http://www.musclecarpower.com/ and their subscribe list is:

    THE PREMIER ISSUE FOR $9.95 USD
    (NOT INCLUDED IN SUBSCRIPTION - ORDER SEPARATELY)

    1 YEAR SUBSCRIPTION (4 ISSUES) @ $29.95 USD (ISSUE #1 NOT INCLUDED)

    2 YEAR SUBSCRIPTION (10 ISSUES) 2 $55.95 USD (ISSUE #1 NOT INCLUDED)

    Sorry guys, but that's a lot of money. I'll probably pick them off the shelf if they have something I'm interested in. If I find that I am buying it regular then I will subscribe.
    Don't get me wrong - it's a really good magazine, just pricey.
    Bob

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    Post Still think its high...

    But I did a little "checking" out the web.
    Particularly the Boss 429. (Drool, slobber, sniff...)
    I probly will shuck $40 for coverage of these kinds of cars.
    I told Tom that I am very skeptical at that price, but I am interested in seeing and hearing more about this class of cars.
    He seems adament about the direction the mag is headed, where I come from determination means everything, even if it cost more.
    shane
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