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.
The table of contents, if available, can be seen by clicking on the icon.
PUBLICATION DATA:
The publisher provided some data to The Standard Periodical Directory for 1994 only, but circulation data was
reported as zero.
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.