Ted:
 

I like the Economist as well.

It has really given me a new perspective on politics and business.

It has also taught me much about religion itself at the same time.

Excellent read!


Good talking to you guys.

Mike McKinney

Magazines that I read:

Currently subscribed to Car and Driver magazine.

Blue Ribbon Magazine (Comes with membership to the Blue Ribbon Coalition)

Home Power Magazine (let the subscription lapse, need to renew)

I read Autoweek, Road and Track and other similar magazines as I get them from friends who subscribe to them.

Maxim
Rolling Stone
Spin
Discover
Scientific American
Playboy
Stuff
Autoweek
Billboard
Mix Magazine
Modern Drummer
Gear


That's about it......
Mike

Time
Smithsonian
Scientific American (check out the current issue on Time - facinating!!)
Collectable Automobile (I went back and bought all the back issues)

jlc

The Star (Wish it was monthly)

BC the Magazine (I write for it!)

Mercedes Enthusiast (Have every issue!)

Road and Track (Love Peter Egan)

Mercedes Momentum

Automobile Magazine

OK, OK, great thread, perfect time to post a request. There is a Mercedes advertisement I want to locate. It may have been in "The Star" or if any of you have a collection of older auto trade magazines such as "Motor", "Motor Age" "European (or Foriegn?) car service", that type of thing, it may have been in there too.
I am guessing the date of the magazine to be 1995, plus or minus a couple years. Now, I know the info here is sketchy, and I'm "only" 99% sure the ad was from Mercedes itself, it may have been related to selling parts somehow. Here is roughly how the ad went:
There are 2 pictures, one above, one below.
The top picture shows some old Daimler or Benz car, like from the 1880's. Above this picture of the car, it says something like "In 1885 (?), Karl Benz's(?) first car produced only 2 horsepower"
The the lower picture is a horse hitched to a wagon, and below that it says "Of course, it was twice as much as the competition".

So anyways, that's what I'm looking for. My gratitude and an unspecified monetery payment for someone who can locate this for me, plus if your of age I'll throw in a bottle of good Wisconsin wine and a bottle of German wine. Get your kids to the library (practice up for school!) and have them look through those old auto trade magazines!

Gilly

I read often:

Road and Track

Car and Driver

Men's Journal (good articles that I like)

New Yorker (some of the best writing around)

and sometimes Maxim; especially this month for Lucy Liu's photo spread. :D

-Sam

This year i subscribed to:

MotorTrend

CARandDRIVER

ROADandTRACK

AutoWeek

Roundel

Crutchfield (kinda)

Maxim

Tape Op

Ministries Today

NewsWeek

and im looking for a good Mercedes magazine to subscribe to here in the States. Any suggestions?

Click on the Home link on this site, and you'll see a link for Benzo magazine. It is a new magazine that is coming out later in the fall, but it looks good with the articles they have posted on their site.

The only other magazine that I'm aware of (except for the every other month Star magazine with the Mercedes Benz Club of North America) is Mercedes Enthusiast, but this comes from England, and a yearly subscription is expensive.

Man I really want to start reading mercedes enthusiast, but its expensive to get even from them across the water. I cant find it in AZ. Would anyone sell me their 2001 December issue with the new SL on it?

I just got a subscription with Autoweek, my first issue came today with the SL on it. I am planning on getting:
Sports car compact
European Car
Euro Tuner
Mercedes Enthusiast
I was thinking about Benzo, but I heard that it wasnt so great...it just came out though, so maybe I should give it a chance. What do you guys think?

www.magazineline.com
 

Today was my first day of class at NAU, and I got this flyer in my bag from buying some books and it has magzines for sho cheap. I just got autoweek for 32 dollars from www.autoweek.com, and they have it for 19.95 =(. Oh well I guess. they have a lot of magazines, I guess its through www.magazineline.com Maybe you guys should check it out.

anything I can find at the local dump in the recycled magazine dumpster that has a car or a gun on the cover.......
William Rogers.........

Its all about the information,silly
 

2600 $5.00 four times a year at a random Barnes & Noble


and any interesting flotsam regarding materials, energy, commerce, machines, manufacturing, liberty, design, engineering, science, nature, oceans, space, law, history, exploration, extreme politics, and cooking that the sea of information casts my way!

A week without a stop at the local transfer/recycling swap shop and/or the library's used magazine exchange is like a week without treasure! It's a hunter, gatherer, and tool user thing...

Commerce and industry trade publications and catalogs are a particularly addictive fetish! The local postal person will undoubtedly curse the discounted mailing rate at the daily mailbox or two of full size, glossy, full color, pulp and ink rich, catalogs, digests, news bulletins, journals, reporters, ad infinitum, that your name and address on a few mailing lists can easily generate. Start putting checkmarks on those little prepaid postcard requested information surveys inside the trade/industry rags and you'll be buried!


;)