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TITLE: Architectural Digest Magazine
[ MANY features, richly illustrated with photographs! See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE:
September 1999; MOTORING
CONDITION:
Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)
IN THIS ISSUE:
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[NOTE: This is the PREMIERE issue of Architectural Digests' MOTORING magazine -- and as far as I know, the ONE and ONLY issue they published.]
ON THE COVER: Kevin Costner and his "1966 Ford Mustang." [Note: It is actually a 1968 Shelby GT350.] Photograph by Harry Benson.
FEATURES:
RACING ARIZONA: The Copperstate 1000 Vintage Car Rallye offers the vivid spectacle of rare autos streaking through stunning western landscapes. It's a freewheeling celebration of high speed and high style. Text by Michael Ennis. Photography by Theo Westenberger.
INSIDE NISSAN'S TOP-SECRET DESIGN LAB: Text by Paul Goldberger. Photography by George Steinmetz.
THE ARCHITECTURAL GARAGE: Top architects show that the humble structure in which you park your car can be nothing less than a temple to automotive life. Text by Aaron Betsky. Photography by Henry Groskinsky.
AFRICAN ROVING: On safari in South Africa's Phinda Private Game Reserve, comfort and elegance are anything but elusive. John Heminway discovers two luxury lodges from behind the wheel of the new generation of Land Rovers. Photography by Tim Beddow.
INTERNAL AFFAIRS: 'While auto exteriors get the most attention, interiors are increasingly in the spotlight. A look inside three innovative new designs. Text by Christopher Finch. Photography by Chris Simpson.
A CORVETTE TOUR OF PALM SPRINGS: Interior designer Brad Dunning takes a drive through the classic California desert resort in the classic American convertible. Text by Hunter Drohojowska-Philp. Photography by Theo Westenberger.
WORLD OF MOTORING: MoMA Puts the Car on a Pedestal Bugatti Lives! Extra-big Trunk. Taking a Global Spin.
PROFILE: J. MAYS: With the flashy arrival of the New Beetle, automobile design became fun again. It also became the linchpin of the world's largest industry The man behind the Bug is now a vice-president at Ford and says he's only getting started. By Phil Patton.
DAY TRIPS: DRIVEN TO SHOP: Five noted interior designers take a new model of their preferred antiquing vehicle on the road and relate their motoring experiences. By Steven M. L. Aronson.
AUTO NOTEBOOK: THE ART OF THE DEAL Carmakers think they know who we are -- their designs, marketing plans and profits depend on it. How do they translate the signals we give them into sales? By James Morgan.
AUTO ELECTRONICA: WIRED WHEELS: Bored with driving? Get ready for onboard DVD players, VCRs, e-mail, personal computers and more. Life on the road has never been so plugged in. By Nicholas von Hoffman.
PORTRAITS: Kevin Cosmer, Steve Kirsch, Philippe Starck, Richard Meier, William H. Macy and Andree Putman.
AUTO MARKET: COLLECTOR'S PERSPECTIVE: Rarity beauty performance and original cost are what determine value in the car market. Which cars are climbing fastest at auction today? And which will be most collectible tomorrow? By Keith Martin.
DEPARTMENTS: LETTER FROM THE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF. CONTRIBUTORS.
AUTO BIOGRAPHY: JOHN UPDIKE.
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