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Mopar Actions

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Been a subscriber for years. If you want the best tech and resto advice, you read this. Yeah, it only comes 6 months of the year and monkeys could proofread and edit better. But, when you need to work on your Mopar, when you need to modify, upgrade or restore, this is the resource.

I've been reading Mopar magazines since 1990 and have seen many come and go. Mopar Muscle is by far the most straight shootin' magazine out there. There is no "fluff" like with a similarly named magazine and the tech articles apply to those of us who drive our old Mopes. Hat's off to Richard Ehrenberg, S.A.E for his advise and wealth of factory service manuals that he references for detailed assembly diagrams and procedures. MOPAR or NO CAR!

If the sound of a HEMI makes you tingle, then this magazine is for you.

Weak coverage on the later model front wheel drive Mopars. Guess Mopar Action forgets that these are the cars that kept Chrysler from going bankrupt. Kinda gets old seeing the same old $100,000 'Cudas and Challengers.

I have yet to recieve the first issue of my paid subscription. I would like to say,'great magazine',but I have not recieved one yet. I still waiting 1/24/2007

I'm sure I'm not the only one to notice but I still have to let you know about the reverse picture on page 60 of the April 2004 issue. The picture of the electronics on the floor board of the 62 Plymouth is a mirror image of the real thing. After starring at the photo for a minute or two trying to read the letters on the MSD ignition box and not knowing why the car suddenly was right hand drive it dawned on me that the negative was laid on the wrong side when the print was made. It's actually kinda cool.