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Great price if you want some JP magazines.
https://portland.craigslist.org/wsc/pts/d/jp-jeep-magazines/6540596992.html
“I have several years worth of JP Jeep magazine for sale.
They span from July of 2000 thru May of 2009. There are a total of 72 JP Jeep magazines and 4 additional 4×4/off-road type magazines. They come with the cardboard magazine holders.
Asking $20 for the whole collection.”
29 cents a copy, that is a lot of reading material for $20 bucks. I understand his situation, I have come to the conclusion that I can not keep every JP magazine I have, read or unread. I moved from a house I had lived in for 30 years and had to do some soul searching about keeping everything I had stored. I wanted to go thru each copy and save the articles I wanted, but that proved to be too time consuming.
Mark, I hear ya! I was tempted to buy them, just to see if there’s any relevant content, but decided that I don’t need those extra issues either. Plus, my parents will be downsizing after 50 years, most likely this summer. I will have to find room for all kinds of interesting treasures and knick knacks, let alone tools and, jeeps, and endless other items … ugh!!