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Old 05-29-2014, 11:59 PM
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A sad day indeed. Rocky, Don, Chris, Tom and everyone else who worked on and contributed to HPP did an excellent job and produced a first rate magazine. I have every issue including the original Thunder Ams. I've heard a lot of people bash HPP over the years and I have always been quick to defend it. I believe if you stacked it up against any other print magazine out there the quality of the publication spoke for itself. And, unfortunately for us Pontiac fans, it was the only game in town.

While I have known for some time that print media is a dying breed, I was hoping that HPP would hold on for quite a few more years. I like the feel of a real magazine in my hand when reading an article. Now, I'll have to sift through what is left in the print market and hope they publish some Pontiac stuff every now and then.

RIP HPP

I wish those who have lost jobs and income as a result of this consolidation the best.

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