Mopar Action magazine

[Super-Cuda]

Thanks for posting this Ron_M .

This is a perfect example of information transfer as I would have never see this interview if it wasn't for this site.

I am not on Social (Brainwashing) media including Facebook ( individual data manipulation for profit site) and prefer this type of communication and information. Hopefully, the government is not controlling this yet.

I am old school for sure as I love magazines and books. Nothing better than going to a magazine article and looking up an interview with oh, let's say Car Life's 1968 article on Pony Cars. It had a phenomenal magazine spread on every pony car in 1968.

I work for a Car dealership and every other Saturday the young guys at work drop by to discuss cars have a few beers and even teach me a few tricks.

They can't get enough of perusing through my magazine library that I have been building since the early 70's and thank God, they love our early A-Bodies and other iconic muscle cars.

There's hope for the hobby yet....

 

[Super-Cuda]

Ya, that's them.... couldn't help but express their opinion that Mopars were better!

...and then, prove it by showcasing cars like the "Green Brick" , the 72 Road Runner, the Savoy and others.

 

[missing linc]

No denying that E-booger and company have done some great builds. One of my favorites was the first generation Dakota.

 

[jd340]

Thanks for that Ron! I've been meaning to do some sleuthing to see if anyone from the magazine had posted anything. MA has always been my favourite Mopar mag. And after a long absence from the pages, I was excited to see the Green Brick resurrected. I don't think think Rick is big on social media, but I hope somehow the Brick's rebirth gets documented for all to see.

 

[Ron_M]

No problem. IIRC There's a post somewhere that says Rick owns and maintains the MA webpage so we still have that and Rick has his eBay store. I just bought some stuff from him. He ships quick!