Climbing Magazine Covers No. 180 & 181 (Nov & Dec 1998) - Issue Details
Magazine literature showing two issues of Climbing magazine with sport-climbing feature covers.
This image shows two issues of Climbing magazine photographed side by side, not an automotive document. The left cover is Climbing No. 180, dated November 1, 1998, featuring a special report titled 'U.S. wilderness climbing in peril: How? Why? What now?' and a cover photo of a helmeted climber with a full gear rack ascending a red sandstone crack. The right cover is Climbing No. 181, dated December 15, 1998, with cover stories including 'Mexican Rocks: Sport routes, cracks, and boulders at a new winter hotspot,' 'Largo's Cargo: John Long versus his alter ego,' 'The best (and worst) new ice tools,' '10 ways to train at home,' and 'Blown away by the ban at Hueco Tanks.' Top-banner teasers on issue 181 mention Native American forbidden cliffs, a guide to Alaska's Ruth Gorge, and Cochise Stronghold. A retail price sticker on issue 181 reads 'Mag:Climbing $4.95' with code 0018571201. A reader can learn the issue numbers, cover dates, feature article topics, and newsstand price of these 1998 climbing magazines. The image contains no vehicle, fuse, wiring, or parts information and does not relate to a 2003 Jeep TJ.
This document covers 1998, which may differ from this 2003 Jeep Wrangler.
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Frequently asked questions
- What issues of Climbing magazine are shown?
- Climbing No. 180, dated November 1, 1998, and Climbing No. 181, dated December 15, 1998.
- What is the cover story of Climbing No. 180?
- A special report: 'U.S. wilderness climbing in peril: How? Why? What now?'
- What features are advertised on Climbing No. 181?
- 'Mexican Rocks' (sport routes, cracks, and boulders at a new winter hotspot), 'Largo's Cargo: John Long versus his alter ego,' the best and worst new ice tools plus 10 ways to train at home, and coverage of the ban at Hueco Tanks.
- What was the newsstand price shown on the sticker?
- $4.95, per the price sticker labeled 'Mag:Climbing' on issue No. 181.
- Does this document contain any Jeep or automotive information?
- No. It shows only two climbing magazine covers with no vehicle, fuse, or wiring content.
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