PUBLISHER’S MEMO

BY RAY BROCK

Hello there; I’m back again. I thought my hot rodding days were over when I wrote my farewell in this column last October, but here I am assuming the publisher’s duties again for Hot Rod as well as Motor Trend. It turned out this way because one of the real talents in this automotive journalism field, Jim McFarland, decided to change his career. Strictly personal reasons were behind this decision, but hopefully we’ll get him back some day on a contributing basis. Good luck, Jim. So on with the show and what’s in the future for Hot Rod. With all the activity that has taken place in Detroit within recent years, you’d almost think they would be ready to run out of gas. Don’t worry; as the old carnival hawker used…

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Hot Rod (Digital) - 1 Issue, February 1969

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