OVERVIEW:
Classic Trucks magazine was a re-titling of Truckin' Classic Trucks which was originally started by McMullen-Yee
Publishing in Anaheim, California. This new title went to a monthly schedule and continued to focus on classic pickups and trucks from the 1950s, 1960s and
1970s. The title change also occurred with new ownership by K-III Inc. (later Primedia) under its McMullen Argus Publishing Division.
Like all truck magazines, this title had featured vehicles, "how-to" technical tips and event coverage. For a short while there was a good focus on restoration tips and techniques. It was "tech" and trucks; no cheesy bikini-clad models. Nice and simple.
Steve Stillwell was the carryover editor for the first six months or so, followed by Daniel Sanchez through mid-1999. Matt Emery had a short stint for less than a year, then he was followed by Jim Rizzo wo took the editor role in mid-2000. Mr Rizzo reported to Brian Brennan, the editorial director.
Publication continued until 2020 when print production ceased.
The table of contents, if available, can be seen by clicking on the 
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PUBLICATION DATA:
We only have publisher-provided net paid circulation data from 2000 through 2005. The average annual print volume ranged from 114,000 to 143,600.
CONTENT COMPLETENESS:
An estimated 276 issues was published from January, 1997 through March, 2020. Only cover images are complete through 2010 at this time.
INTERNET:
An internet presence was created and links referenced on the front covers starting in September, 1999.
The original website URL at www.classictrucksweb.com is now defunct.
