It's one of a short few left. Personally, I like it. Always have. I dig Ehrenberg's fucked up humor. They actually have tech and resto topics yet. I like Collector's Guide, also.

 

Mopar Collector's Guide. Has feature cars. Also a good classified ad section. Is Chrysler Power still going? That's one. Mopar Muscle is history. Is there a Mopar Connection?

 

theres only two left IMHO. MCG and Mopar Action

MA has tech.

MCG has classifieds and seem to feature more unique Mopars and mopar items.

I guess Chrysler Power is still going ?

 

I’ve met the guys at MCG every year at the NOLA Car Show. Really cool guys and they have cool apparel and merchandise. The magazine is getting smaller and smaller every year, print is becoming a dinasaur. I keep a subscription to help keep the ink flowing. I never used to subscribe to any magazines because the book store down the street always had them, not so much now.

 

Meh they all suck.

 

Mopar Action sent me the same letter.
I'm still raw over the issues I paid for and never got.
I know, it's a different group, but the sting is still there.

 

F A L S E.

 

Alright, i'll put it another way. Not one gives you your money's worth. They ain't gettin mine.

 

it seems to me like the magazines dropped out on quality and quantity after 2015ish. I used to get Mopar muscle religiously among several others and i still have every issue. After 2015ish, the magazines got thinner, the price went up and the the cars featured went downhill and lots of inaccurate information about the cars. The tech articles started being more about modern cars like newer Daimler- Chrysler era vehicles. I dropped off around 2017 and stopped getting them at all.

The "good ol" days were the 2000s and back. I still keep some of those issues handy for a good blast from the past and relevant and useful ChryCo era tech.

 

What I don't like is the only builds they really focus on anymore are nothing a common man can do.

 

See, you're not paying attention !
Mopar Action does not focus on tech for the checkbook crowd. Their stuff appeals to ordinary folks like us. From early 2019 to last Summer they did a build series on a '70 Road Runner. If you want A body stuff, Mopar Muscle used to cater heavily towards them. Sadly, they are now defunct. They had a '67 Dart slant six project, a '68 Valiant owned by the editor, a 74 Valiant suspension mule and a 66 dart they did aftermarket front discs on.
I still love magazines. I'm a "Lifer".

 

I haven`t really dug any magazines since ''superstock and drag illustrated'' quit publishing . The mopar mags were always to high priced , for me .