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Re: Antique Power magazine
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Posted by Way Up Here on January 10, 2007 at 10:35:12 from (64.42.242.4):
In Reply to: Antique Power magazine posted by Buckeye on January 10, 2007 at 04:39:40:
Subscribed to AP for years and thought it was a pretty good magazine. One day I counted the # of pages of advertisements (including all kinds including auctions, classifieds, etc) and found that about 70% of the magazine was some form of advertising. Now I realize that thr magazine people make their money off that and probably lose or break even on the subscriptions and sales, however I just found there was simply too much advertising. I prefer Yesterday's Tractors to be quite honest and I send them a little money every year.
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