OVERVIEW:
As one of several large automotive publishers, Argus jumped into the performance truck market with Super Street Truck.
Starting as a quarterly magazine in 1990, by 1992 it went to bi-monthly. Its focus was on improved performance and appearance for mostly Chevy pickups,
but they threw in a few Fords for good measure. Pickups for most decades were addressed, and content was feature vehicles and a healthy
dose of "how-to" articles.
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PUBLICATION DATA:
The publisher provided net paid circulation data to The Standard Periodical Directory in
1994 for the last year of print, and average monthly print production was reported as 89,000 issues.
CONTENT COMPLETENESS
A total of 12 issues was printed from Summer, 1990 through November, 1993. All cover images are complete. Note: there is a gap for early 1992, and
the magazine may have had a loss of readers due to the Gulf War. That war negatively impacted other titles in this time period.
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