What to do with old Hemmings mags

[TDW]

I have boxes and boxes of Hemmings Motor News. I think they go from the late eighties till present. Going to do some major cleaning of the shop and don't have a clue as to what to do with them. Suggestions?

[Mr70]

They're a very good resource for a few guys to find out the origins of their cars today.
Not to mention,they are fun to look at and remember a time gone by.
There's value in em.

[markinnaples]

I can relate. I have a ton of old mags including Hemmings Muscle Machines, Hot Rods, Car Crafts, etc. Just taking up space, not sure what to do with them.

[SS427]

I kept the January and July issue from each year and donated the rest. I will miss some of the adds in doing so but greatly reduced the space they were taking up.

[DW31S]

My brother gathers books and such for donations overseas to our troops. Magazines are heavy and expensive to ship, (to my brother, not overseas) but I can ask if he is interested in sending them. I know the donations usually leave from Quantico and he is in FLA for a while. I give mine to some other car guys that don't have subscriptions.

[John]

...
.... Use them to.... "Wallpaper the Bathroom walls"

:cool2:

[Salvatore]

Yes, the Troops at the Armory's and also some VFW's like them too.

[Verne_Frantz]

It's always a good idea to re-purpose old car magazines. We need to encourage more young ones to get involved. Think about donations to a library, a Boy Scout troop, the YMCA, where ever you can think of where young people gather (or sit in a waiting room)

Verne:grin: