Just curious what are some good Camaro Magazines?? I read Super Chevy now but what else is there that is good??

Thanks

Camaro Performers
Chevy High Performance

All of them. I stand in the store for hours...

All of them. I stand in the store for hours...
lol

Super Chevy and Mountain Bike ! Yeah I know MB isn't Camaro related but least its not a Mustang Mag .
Harley must be that guy who is always blocking the rack......
:thumbsup:

Muscle Car Review......................even though my subscription somehow turned into HotRod a few years back. I just buy it off the rack, great rag.:thumbsup:

The new e-mag's like, "Team Camaro", "Team Chevelle" and MadMike's great "SGCOG"!!

Oh, about forgot Larry C's great "Pro-Touring" e- mag too....

He, He!!

pdq67

I've been a Hot Rod reader most of my life. I currently subscribe and still have all the issues from 1976 to the present stored in catalogs in my garage. Don't ask me why since I rearely pull one off the shelf and read it again, but hey its impressive looking. ;) ---- anyway its easier to reach the fridge and get a beer than it is to reach up to the top shelf and get a magazine. :beers:

i had a subscription to super chevy and chevy high performance. i didn't care for them. i thought there was too many high dollar projects that were of no interest to me, and too many articles and pictures of peoples six figure cars. now i subscribe to popular hotrodding that i like much better. more tech articles and low budget high HP engine builds.

Car Craft, Chevy High Performance, Mopar Muscle

I like Camaro Performers ...but my favorite is Hemmings Muscle Machines. :thumbsup: Best car magazine out there IMO :)

All of them. I stand in the store for hours...


+1 but I actually buy Popular Hot Rodding, Small Arms Review, Air Classics, Warbirds International and Flight Journal. I know all but one involve engines but what the hey?????

Hemmings Muscle Machines
Muscle Car Review
Hot Rod (have all issues going back to 1960)
Super Chevy (have most issues going back to 1971)
Chevy High Performance (last ten years on file)
Rod & Custom (have all going back to 1972)
Car Craft Last ten years on file)
Popular Hotrodding
Chevy Rumble (have every issue)
Super Rod
National Dragster (toss out every week)
I also have back issues of Cars magazine (from 1960 to 1972)

Not every issue is a gem, but I read them all to see different points of view. It is fun watching fads come and go over the decades. I am waiting for curb scrapers and fuzzy dice to come back into fashion. May not have long to wait; I saw a kid riding his bike the other day with orange plastic streamers on the handle bars, and baseball cards held in the spokes (only thing missing was his decoder ring and Davy Crockett coon skin hat).


Larger Dave

. I am waiting for curb scrapers and fuzzy dice to come back into fashion.
Larger Dave

They went out:confused:??

Hot Rod
Super Chevy
Chevy High Performance
Camaro Performers
GM High Tech Performance

...but my favorite is Hemmings Muscle Machines. :thumbsup: Best car magazine out there IMO :)

Couldn't agree more. HMM is my favorite though I also get HotRod.

I suscribe to Hot Rod and Super Chevy.
I also read Camaro Performers, CHP, and sometimes hemming muscle machines, car craft, and PHR.

One more vote for Hemmings Muscle Machines.

Not as much nonsense as the other mags

My favorites:
1. Hemmings Muscle Machines
2. Chevy High Performance
3. Popular Hot Rodding
4. Muscle Car Review (this is a great magazine too)

Subscriptions I have cancelled due to lack of interest:
Hot Rod (I may resubscribe but got tired of the s*x ads)
Car Craft
Super Chevy

Not to be contrary but...as much as I love the fact that Camaro Performers is devoted to 1st Gens--I now rarely buy it. It is thin, mostly ads and doesn't have much to offer. I can read the whole issue in 7 minutes at WalMart...

I have observed that Camaro Performers (Chevelle Performers and Nova Performers for that matter) are all reprints of articles that were previously published in the other Primedia mags. If you don t subscribe to them then it can be your Reader s Digest of Camaro information; but as pointed out for the price it is a little thin.

I have also discovered that it is cheaper to subscribe to all of the mag titles than to buy three or four titles of each a year because for about a buck an issue they arrive on my doorstep and I can read them without standing in front of the girlie mags at the Quikie mart. My collection of back issues started because I get so many magazine titles (I read more than just about hot rods) I would store them until I had "enough time" to read them and I m still waiting. Besides everybody saves back issues of National Geographic so that our kids have something to cut up for school projects.


Larger Dave

I love HMM - I love the cars that no one else covers.
PHR, HR, SC, CHP <-- too many.

And Chevy Punch.

Another vote for HMM.

And one for Auto Restorer.

cruis'news

Playboy.........
Once in a while they have a picture of a car in it......:)

I read super chevy and camero..:p performers!

02....I think that you mean Camaro Performers.

I prefer Super Chevy, Popular Hot Rodding and spend a lot of time at the Barnes and Noble book rack.

Super Chevy
Chevy high performance

Hemmings Muscle Machines. It's nice to see some cars and stories from the North East for a change!

I subscribe to Hot Rod currently, but this months issue of Chevy Punch has a good article on page 18 ;)
Dano:beers:

The new HMM just came in. It is the best rag.

I actually go buy a couple car mags like Camaro Performers, Super Chevy etc every few months or so, and never end up having time to read them. Pathetic eh?

HMM - still the best
Super Chevy
and my new favorite Chevy Punch!

Super Chevy
Camaro Performers
Chevy High Performance
Car Craft
Popular Hot Rodding

Don't read Hot Rod anymore because I don't care about someone who dropped $75K to have a dozen different fab shops restore his '69 Z/28. I want hands-on stuff for guys like me who work on their own car in their spare time within a budget, yet manage to never let their wife know just exactly how much they spend!

But you can get good ideas from those $$$ builds.

Super Chevy and Hot Rod. I just don't enjoy them like I use to , but I can't stop subscribing to them. In Jr.- Sr. high I would use my lunch money to buy Hot Rod.

National Dragster
Camaro Performers
HMM
SuperChevy
Musclecar magazine + many more.

Super Chevy, Gm Performance, cart craft on occasion,

I know i hate it when people spell camaro with an E
02....I think that you mean Camaro Performers.

I prefer Super Chevy, Popular Hot Rodding and spend a lot of time at the Barnes and Noble book rack.

I read Super Chevy and Chevy High Performance and that's enough for me.:yes:

Several of the above are at my local public library, I read them there...just as easy to dream there as at home. Playboy is also good, but sometimes there aren't even any cars in the entire issue!

Don't read Hot Rod anymore because I don't care about someone who dropped $75K to have a dozen different fab shops restore his '69 Z/28. I want hands-on stuff for guys like me who work on their own car in their spare time within a budget, yet manage to never let their wife know just exactly how much they spend!

Look at Chevy Punch!! I wrote an article on the installation of a Tremec TKO 5-speed that went into my 69 car. It was done at a friends shop up in Canada (MarkLW) by 3 "regular Joes". That's why Al made the rag in the first place...
Dano:beers::thumbsup: