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Some of my Car Magazine collection. The "Rodding" is from the 50's and the rest from the 60's. Very cool to look at and reminisce. The "Hot Rod" one is from Dec. 1967 and came with the free XMas STP gifts, STP and Turbine Car Stickers and Coupon for STP Jackets for $5. shown in the 2nd photo.
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thanks bratjdd,stonesfan1,BELLIN68,Pop_abides and bkdavis, glad you enjoy this.
OK, where are the pics of the jacket.... there is no way you didn't get one of those for x-mas!!! Nice mags.
LOL tommy1002, no jacket:( most of these Mags came from my Grandpa who was a mechanic and car enthusiest and influenced me to be the same.