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Old 08-13-2014, 03:28 PM
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Don Keefe wrote for MCR as did Paul Z at one time I believe.

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Old 08-13-2014, 05:35 PM
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Can anybody tell me why I might like MCR better than Car Craft (the mag they substituted in my case)?

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Old 08-13-2014, 06:00 PM
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Can anybody tell me why I might like MCR better than Car Craft (the mag they substituted in my case)?
MCR is a very good magazine IMO. I have subscriptions to them both. MCR is very "mature" and shows a lot of in depth articles on a variety of Muscle Cars. Lots of full restorations documented step by step. Car Craft, however, especially over the last few years, has become somewhat "juvenile", featuring a lot of nonsense like taking a junkyard Chevy 305 and turning up boost (on a junkyard turbocharger) until it blows up, as well as articles on doing things like souping up a POS, and thinking it is cool, how to make a late model Mercury Grand Marquis handle, putting Corvette C7 brakes on everything, and other such crap. I am going to let my subscription run out on that one very soon. It is all in your tastes I suppose. I personally prefer MCR to Car Craft about 10-1.

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