Mustang Monthly no more

[mgreene]

Was recently notified that Mustang Monthly and Musclecar Review have seen their last printed issue. Have been a subscriber to both for 30+ years. No desire to go to their online version.

[jswoody]

1++, too bad physical things in life are disappearing.  Virtual life is taking over. 

[557]

Tech will create a generation of weaklings,mentally and physically....watch.

[CharlesTurner]

While it's great to get the printed copy to flip through each month... my personal entertainment value lasts maybe 10-15 mins for Mustang Monthly.  If I ever would need to refer back to information, it would take forever to find the printed copy.

[Don Johnston]

Reading magazines never required my having to recharge anything.  Will miss the printed page.  At least SAAC gives us both with the SA quarterly being digital and then the printed annual edition.   

[Bob Gaines]

I got this email yesterday -
Dear ROBERT GAINES,

After many great years and achievements, magazine has been discontinued.
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Thank you for your support. We look forward to continuing to provide you the world's most compelling automotive infotainment. If you have any questions, please contact us toll free at 1-877-485-6429. Of course when I called to get a refund because I don't want the alternatives I got a recorded message saying due to high call volume that they couldn't take my call at this time. Try back later .

[67 GT350]

Call your credit card and fight the charge.

[557]

Call your credit card and fight the charge.

.  Which works great unless you paid by check....

[gjz30075]

I got this email yesterday -
Of course when I called to get a refund because I don't want the alternatives I got a recorded message saying due to high call volume that they couldn't take my call at this time. Try back later .

Same for me but I called the next morning at 8 am EST  and got through, no waiting.   Refund check is in the mail, they say.

[JessC]

Little bit off topic,but whats going on with paper magazines, I just read in the paper that Low-riders magazine is going away also. I don't care for those cars but paper magazines are going digital

[Don Johnston]

Or completely gone in any form.

[2112]

Or completely gone in any form.

Because life revolves around a phone

[1967 eight barrel]

We can't say we didn't see the writing on the wall. The Mustang Monthy magazine had become a complete waste of ink.  The articles were useless for anything I was doing. I saved many of the older MM magazines because the articles were useful and some of them were actually helpful during the restoration. I have since elected to dispose of 99% of them and kept only a few. Many spanning back to the late 80's.

                                                                                           -Keith

[1109RWHP]

I guess the days of getting your car in a magazine is over too.

[1967 eight barrel]

Hot Rod and Motor Crap caters to "Brand X" vehicles and engines.  Perhaps if we put an LS into our Shelby we'll make print.