While cleaning out my office last night, I ran across this.
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While cleaning out my office last night, I ran across this.
Nice..... hang on to it that's a collector
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Holy shit Wheeler. I was -10 when that came out LOL ;)
When I get time I'll try to scan it and post some more pictures.Quote:
Originally Posted by WMC
Wow! That is beyond cool! Reminds me of the Storage Wars where they found the 1st issued HotRod Mag.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wheeler
Very cool
I am 39 cool post.
Mortician still owned by Spike Morrelli (most active at PB). He brings it to Irvine every once in a while.
Old basTURD.:peaceful:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hotboat
Badass!!!
I might have the first issue of Hot Rod, I need to check the collection some day.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gothalos
WOW
I had no idea it was around that long, 1965 !
Wheeler how much? :D
It hasnt . Chuck Pierce started Hot Boat in the 80 sQuote:
Originally Posted by rschap1
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Originally Posted by Mitch
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Do you have a question ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Skyskier
the date on this cover say's 1965, your post said it was started in 1980,.............which is/was it ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mitch
Might have something to do with the name, "Hot Boat Quarterly" and not "Hot Boat Magazine" even though I have a copy of a magazine that say's "Hot Boat" on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skyskier
Hot Boat quarterly was around in the mid to late 60s and was bought or forced out by Powerboat and didnt refund subscriber money it didnt last long.Hot Boat started as a trade paper in the 80s called Popular Performance Boat.PPB was purchased by Chuck and Dottie Pierce it was probably around late 80s early 90 when they changed to a magazine format and was no longer in paper form like cycle news.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skyskier
You in town ? Off to see Ted it the first .......Quote:
Originally Posted by Wheeler