I too have a ton of old Hot Rod, Cars, Road & Track, etc., (as well as aviation magazines like Air Classics, Air Progress, etc. with air racing coverage) and I consider them an important part of my library.

It was bad enough that I too collected thousands of car magazines but when I started collecting Warbird magazines on top of it Annie had a fit. I can find people that will take the aviation magazines but no one wants the car magazines.

Your a Veteran Chuck The VVA comes to our house about 3+ times a year for donations. I am sure they can use them.

When I start looking at the old magazines, I figure I may as well keep them and enjoy them until I can't do that any longer. How do you beat a Magazine cover like this?

I'd love to have more copies of the 2018 Musclecar Review that has the SCR story with my Camaro in it. If anyone has this and wants to get rid if it I'll pay for it.

Last year when I moved to a new house, wife said magazine collection had to go somewhere else, posted here that they were free for the taking.
Member here drove up from Cincy and filled up three storage boxes, thanked me for
posting, drove home happy.
Lucky me, they were not sent to Rumpke.
Andy

When I bought out a magazine collection from a guy 30 years ago I loaded up my 4 door car with hundreds of magazines. They must have weighed a ton as my car looked like a low rider.

Almost heartbreaking to read this thread because it indicates the lack of interest in baby boomer-era Musclecars in the minds of the next generation following us. The fact that current offspring don’t even want these free treasure troves of paged information really disturbs me.

Kids want to find things on the web, they have little patience for reading anything printed.
It's killing the newspaper and magazine business.JMO

I just pulled a December 1969 Hot Rod and saw Elephant Engine Ernie and Dr. Oldsmobile with a bright yellow W30 442. If they're not worth anything, I'll keep them.