The titles listed below are ones that we have identified but unfortunately have either limited information or incomplete sets of cover images. We continue to search for these images so that we may publish a complete set.
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4X4 Builder (2002 - ??). This title was published by John Dianna and Buckaroo Publishing. Content was focused on off-road vehicles and the active lifestyle of off-roading. Like other titles in the family, it had extensive how-to content. |
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Camper Coachman (1963 - 1974). This title was published by Griffin Publishing from Glendale, California. Printed in a trade-sized or "little pages" format, it covered new trucks and pickups, profiled campers and owner vehicles, and contain articles of general interest to campers, RV'ers and off-roaders. It was later re-titled to Motorhome Life. |
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Cars & Parts Collectible Trucks. An unknown number of issues was printed by the publisher of Cars & Parts Magazine, Amos Press. Some early issues have been found in 1993. This may have been a limited series publication. |
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All About Custom Trucking (1978 - 1979??). An unknown number of issues was printed by Argus Publishing starting in 1978. Dean Batchelor was the director of Speciality Publications, and this is one title from this business unit. |
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Classic Truck Performance (2020 - present). Started by Garage Media in 2020, this title is still printed. It is a high-quality print and digital format magazine dedicated to American-made haulers. Features include the latest in custom builds, technical articles, new products, and special features. |
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Diesel World (2007 to present). This monthly title is still in print. Diesel World is your go-to source for everything diesel—from hardcore performance builds to cutting-edge tech, industry news, and real-world reviews. As the only magazine dedicated exclusively to the diesel-powered market, Diesel World delivers unparalleled coverage of light-duty, medium-duty, and heavy-duty trucks, plus tractors, generators, and military-grade rigs. |
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Ford Truckin' (1995 - 1996?). From the editors of Truckin, this title was short-lived. We don't know exactly how many issues were produced. |
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Fullsize 4X4. From the editors of Four Wheeler. Not much is known about this title, and we have only seen one issue in print. |
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JP Magazine (1996 - 2019/2020). This title was produced by Dobbs Publishing. It was later sold to Primedia, and then sold again multiple times to publishers such as Source Interlink Media and TEN: The Enthusiast Network. We estimate about 270 issues were printed. |
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Off-Road Adventures (2000? - 2019?). This title was a marketing vehicle to sell 4WD parts and hardware. An estimated 1/3 of the content was advertising. Numerous product companies provide the foundation for the publication. At some point, it was re-titled as ORA. |
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Truck Builder (1999? - 2007?). This title was created by John Dianna and his Buckaroo Publishing organization. It was focused on the application of modern performance technology to old and new trucks whether restorations, period classics or modern performance trucks. Like other Buckaroo titles, the magazines had a lot of "how-to" and technical information for the customizer. |
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Truck Trend (1998 - 2020). This title was originally started by Petersen Publishing. It was published 6 times per year from January, 1998 through Jan/Feb 2020. We estimate about 130 issues were printed. |
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Ultra Truck (1985 - 1989?). An unknown number of issues was printed by McMullen Publishing, but it seems to be a fairly small print run. |
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Vintage Truck. This magazine was the re-title of This Old Truck. |