martinbm

Location: shelbyville, KY
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Member Rating: (6/10)

I found that the print was a little blurry with the fine print! Other than that I like it so so! My computer is an older one, but it probably would be better on a newer computer!

dsimmons

Location: salt lake city, UT
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Member Rating: (8/10)

very cool i like it

Carnut

Location: buckhannon, WV
Life Member

Member Rating: (8/10)

i like it

78 thunder

Location: bonneau, SC
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Member Rating: (8/10)

Works great on my computer. I like it.

Nelson

Location: greenville, SC
Life Member

Member Rating: (9/10)

I like this, great!!!

mking23

Location: moore, OK
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Member Rating: (5/10)

It was fun to play with, but maybe I'm just sayin that cause I'm a guy!! LOL I liked the way you could zoom in and get closer to a picture or an article but I couldn't find anyway of centering in on what it was I was trying to read. But then again I'm not much of a computer person so there's probably a way I'm not aware of. The clarity was real good, I liked that.

amxjim

Location: new haven, IN
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Member Rating: (8/10)

I like it. I also like the zoom feature to read articles

rory

Location: goodland, KS
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Member Rating: (9/10)

Preety Cool!!!! Maybe some day all on computer..

raybyrd

Location: tulsa, OK
Life Member

Member Rating: (10/10)

This is a very unique idea, all the different features sure help with navigation and reading etc.. Keep up the good work Raymond L. Byrd

DougChee

Location: layton, UT
Life Member

Member Rating: (9/10)

The pictures were even better than in the print magazine and it was a great way scan the articles and to move from page to page with so little effort. I like it a great deal

mideljr

Location: hayward, CA
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Member Rating: (2/10)

Ok, but found it hard to read. Prefer the magazine itself.

Denisg

Location: harpswell, ME
Life Member

Member Rating: (10/10)

Great addition! Should result in more members....Denis Gagnon

recamp1

Location: quapaw, OK
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Member Rating: (0/10)

not been able to open the links. All I get is a message unable to display the web page.

torinoluvr

Location: whitney point, NY
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Member Rating: (8/10)

Looks very good to me.

GT289

Location: rch cucamonga, CA
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Member Rating: (8/10)

Looks and works pretty well. Must be a lot of work, considering the number of links in the ads, etc.... The only detractor would be if you're on an airline flight with no internet connection. A print periodical is about the only way to go then.

bigdenmac

Location: west orange, NJ
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Member Rating: (2/10)

I don't like it to hard for me to read I prefer the magazine.

painter

Location: westport, MA
Life Member

Member Rating: (8/10)

KOOOL ! ! i thought it worked well. an ya dont have to hold the pages down.

copterpilot

Location: alexandria, VA
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Member Rating: (6/10)

E-editions of Street Machine (and Handy Man) will get my highest rating...IF members can receive one printed copy of any particular issue. There are a few articles in fewer issues that I would like to receive in the full printed magazine format (not printed on my printer, etc.) AND provisions to search past issues is incorporated. Too often I look for an article going through several issues. Also, some shiny pages look good in my work area.

basestorm

Location: spring lake, NC
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Member Rating: (10/10)

I love it. How many times have you wanted to check out info on line about an add or get more info about parts. Good job; only, bad thing now is I got to get a bigger monitor.

sdrobbins

Location: taunton, MA
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Member Rating: (8/10)

Real nice.I like it.

RUFUS540

Location: riverhead, NY
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Member Rating: (9/10)

I LIKE WHAT I SEE IT'S GREAT VIEWING INSTANTLY, I LOVE IT. GREAT IDEA. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!! THANKS WARREN RIVERHEAD NY

RUFUS540

Location: riverhead, NY
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Member Rating: (9/10)

I LIKE WHAT I SEE IT'S GREAT VIEWING INSTANTLY, I LOVE IT. GREAT IDEA. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!! THANKS RIVERHEAD NY

unclepsycho

Location: geyserville, CA
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Member Rating: (10/10)

Wow! This is really easy to use. I like it. Might be easier to refer back to later with a saved copy on file. rather than diging thru a damp box of magazines that should have been taken off to recycle.

camaro85

Location: conroe, TX
Life Member

Member Rating: (9/10)

I like it guys, go for it.

Galen

Location: hibbing, MN
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Member Rating: (5/10)

Hey, this really looks like a COOL Idea here. the thing that BITES for me is I have a slow connection and it really took a long time to load anything up . I have a Wild Blue Satellite connection and have the slow package for 55 bucks per month which at best is 10 times faster then Dial up 512 KB down load,,, it normally runs about 6 times faster then dial up speed . Sure wish I had DSL or Cable. but Stuck in the Sticks here not close enough to town to get anything else.. It would be nice if at the very beginning on the main page if it had option such as what kind of connection you have such as Dial up or Insane high speed or someplace in the middle .. With Dial up you would still see everything but it would not be as crisp as far as pictures but as long as you could still read stuff you would be ok . I am sure all the pictures are taking all the time to down load. Maybe you could still have the option to click a certain picture to down load the rest of it to make it nice and clear…. This is just a thought. I just bought a New PC. It’s really fast so that is not it at all. This PC is even water Cooled / well anyway. she Screams for just PC work and High end graphics and games and so forth. If I played them... but anyway. Just my thoughts ,, For me it is still nice to just sit back in the Chair in the Garage or the easy chair in the house after a day wrenching in the garage and turn page by page . Don’t get my wrong on this all ,, Its just I wish I had a faster internet connection is all . Have a good one. And keep the Rubber side down, Remember ,,, Today is the First day of the rest of your Life .

colorado815

Location: enterprise, KS
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Member Rating: (6/10)

It will be kool after ya get the bugs worked out. My Car and Driver is digital. I like it this way. Less trees to cut down. No torn rags in the mail box, easyer to find me this way instead of address forwarding.

tfmagnum

Location: cottekill, NY
Life Member

Member Rating: (10/10)

Very Kool, I really like the zoom and it's all clear on my laptop. The links in the ad's work great too, you can't do that in the Mag's. If we can download to a disc or memory stick then I don't have to listen to my wife complain about me saving all the old Mag's. Life Member Tom, Cottekill NY

robert a

Location: cedar bluff, AL
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Member Rating: (6/10)

I feal I am looking at the near future. Being a old fart with dial up out here in the sticks I still prefer my paper magazine. I see great things with this but is new and very slow with dialup. Maybe some day dsl will be availble here. I am lucky the wife loves the car (1970 CUDA ) so she does not complain about what goes with being a car freak.

Racer025

Location: mesa, AZ
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Member Rating: (9/10)

Very cool, I love it!...

rfig934

Location: chesterfeld, MI
Life Member

Member Rating: (10/10)

Looks great I like it! But, don't stop making the printed version because I can take that in the garage or the park or the beach or where ever. Keep up the good work! Thanks Rich

bigdog50

Location: haysville, KS
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Member Rating: (6/10)

I liked it is pretty cool. Especially since I have not recieved my last three magazines

chevrolet

Location: billings hts, MT
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Member Rating: (8/10)

Very cool. I would still need the paper version so I can carry it with me where ever I go!

stgmpr

Location: cedar hill, MO
Life Member

Member Rating: (10/10)

Pretty cool idea.Has it's drawbacks though,PC can't be taken to the "reading room",packed in a suitcase,taken on the road,fit in my toolbox,etc.I still NEED my mag.Please keep it coming.THANKS.

LegendWalker

Location: hillsboro, OR
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Member Rating: (5/10)

I too could not read the fine print. I also had difficulty taking my laptop with me to read the articles when "Mother Nature" called, if you get my drift.

purplestang313

Location: redford, MI
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Member Rating: (9/10)

i like the layout but i to have some problems with reading the articles but over all i give it 4 aces on the layout vary vary kool and easy to use you guys got this right keep up the good work

mamllc

Location: brussels, WI
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Member Rating: (9/10)

I like it , as long as it is not intended to replace the printed version outright. It has some nice features, but I still prefer a hard copy and a comfortable chair.

AlfredoCastro

Registered Guest

Member Rating: (2/10)

Member #: 7954981 the books are good.but i need more technical Material. as far as rebuilding and repairs of motors and chassis. if i cant get books on how to.then cancelled my MEMBERSHIP. i will be mailing out the payment for last book recv.$26.98.i paid for the last seven books.i wont send book back' but i need a more tech oriented book. if you cant delever please call me at 404-405-0952. i will find another company that will provide my need. THANK YOU.

hotrod78

Location: fall river, MA
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Member Rating: (10/10)

i like it

zigzag

Location: jeffersonville, IN
Life Member

Member Rating: (10/10)

i like it,,good work guys

aldo8811

Location: fairfield, ME
Life Member

Member Rating: (8/10)

Only issue I have is hat's hard to read in the bathroom. Other than that, Excellent!!

RBofSalem

Location: salem, OR
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Member Rating: (8/10)

I like it! One suggestion - when zoomed in on an article allow the use of the scroll wheel on the mouse in addition to the drag method. If the size of the zoom is one page width and you do verticle scrolling it would be very easy to read. I'd take the "E" version in leiu of the hard copy as long as I can print out the articles I want to reference while working.

xtremecustomizr

Location: clackamas, OR
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Member Rating: (4/10)

All the content was there, but it was very slow and the controls are spread out and hard to use. I am a computer/tech guy & web designer, so I have the latest & fastest everything. Check out how Dupont Registry does their online Auto Magazine for better examples.

iwinyouwin

Location: willowbrook, IL
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Member Rating: (6/10)

I like the content but cannot get articles to print or download.

sciortino

Location: louisville, KY
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Member Rating: (0/10)

It's amazing that all of the comments here are from member's with 5 month's or less in the CLUB. If you have a computer in your garage, or prefer to sit in the house to read a magazine. I myself would rather have a magazine that I can look at right in the shop. If it has something in it I want to use, I don't want to be printing it. I have magazine's from Hot Rod, Super Chevy, Car Craft, and Mopar Magazine's going back into the 1960's when it really started to hit the fan. Those were the days when you really got information from the top builders, and competition was unreal! I cruised the main drag in San Bernardino, CA in the mid 60's, and played in Mullhullan Drive above L.A. Those are day's I'll never forget, and growing up with the real muscle car's was living the dream. I've owned one of every muscle car Chrysler built between 1964 and 1974. Boy, getting rid of some of those, I should have been shot for. But in those days, we changed car's on a whim. Just because we could. A real hard copy magazine will let you sit down later in life and rember those days. Letting all that slip through your finger's on a computer, is something you will all regret someday. The only reason, they want to try this, is because, if they can put the magazine on the computer, it will save them a bundle in printing and postage costs. One of your benefit's as Life Member's, remember? Also, what about the Postman that deliver's the mail? No mail, no job for the Postman..... If you look at Our Club, you will find it is one of many owned by a larger Corporation, which also own's the Motorcycle Club as well as the Handyman Club of America, along with several others. Don't for one minute kid yourselve's into thinking you are one of a special few. This is a Good Club, but it is nothing like the Car Club's of the 60's and 70's. Heck, my club even got kicked out of Yellowstone Nat'l Park in WY, for hill climbing off road! Only three member's had TRUCK'S, LOL. So, in the end remember, the more on the computer, the more Money for the Corporation's. The more on the computer, the less people needed, so less jobs, more people out of work. That's what I think, but then after 40 year's in the Marine's and the Army, what do I know? Rubber on the Ground, unless it's a RailRoad Crossing, and the only substitute for CU. IN. is CU. BUCKS.

sciortino

Location: louisville, KY
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Member Rating: (0/10)

I screwed up about the 5 month's! SORRY, I WAS READING POSTING DATE'S. This getting OLD is a Real Kick in the Brain. TYVM. I still vote NO, to a DIGITAL EDITION.

ccr426

Location: lexington, SC
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Member Rating: (8/10)

This would be great instead of good if I had a 20" moniter. Like others have said , small print hard to see. This is great since I no longer receive a hard copy in the mail, but that is another story.

hopjo

Location: corning, CA
Life Member

Member Rating: (10/10)

enjoy the whole magazine but I also like a paper copy to read don`t always like to sit in front of a computer

gpae7

Location: portsmouth, RI
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Member Rating: (0/10)

can't get access and can't find ref. art. listed in paper copy

gpae7

Location: portsmouth, RI
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Member Rating: (0/10)

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tnick

Location: sallisaw, OK
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Member Rating: (8/10)

I liked the digital copy, but I like the paper copy better. It goes where I go. I need a larger computer screen to see the one online. Good idea, but I still like my paper one.

bruloudermilk

Location: brook park, OH
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Member Rating: (5/10)

Iliked the digital. But the paper copy I can take with me to anywhere and read it.