Rock & Ice Magazine Covers - Issue #84 Apr 1998 & Iceland/Kyrgyzstan Issue
Photo of two Rock & Ice climbing magazine covers, one on Iceland ice and one asking 'who the hell is Scott Milton?'.
This photograph shows two issues of Rock & Ice, 'The World's Climbing Magazine,' laid side by side on a white cloth background. It is not an automotive document. The left issue features an ice-climbing cover photo of two climbers on steep ice and promotes stories including a 20-page special report on Kyrgyzstan, a guide to new Las Vegas limestone routes, a feature on steep ice climbing at the Arctic Circle in Iceland, plus Mt. Lemmon moderates; a retail price sticker shows $4.95. The right issue is #84, dated April 1998 ($4.95 US / $7.95 CAN), with a cover photo of a shirtless rock climber on an overhanging red rock face. Its cover lines include 'Who the Hell Is Scott Milton?', R&I climbing guides for Washington, New Mexico, and Switzerland, and a 'Bonatti Pillar Epic' feature. A reader can learn the contents and issue details of these two late-1990s climbing magazine issues. The image contains no fuse diagrams, wiring information, part numbers, or any content relating to a 2003 Jeep TJ or any other vehicle, despite being filed under an automotive gallery.
This document covers 1998, which may differ from this 2003 Jeep Wrangler.
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Frequently asked questions
- What issue number and date is the right-hand Rock & Ice magazine?
- It is issue #84, dated April 1998 ('#84 • APR '98' printed near the barcode).
- What are the cover stories on the April 1998 issue?
- 'Who the Hell Is Scott Milton?', R&I Guides for Washington, New Mexico, and Switzerland, and 'Bonatti Pillar Epic'.
- What features are advertised on the ice-climbing cover issue?
- A 20-page special report on Kyrgyzstan, a guide to new Las Vegas limestone routes, 'Iceland: Steep Ice at the Arctic Circle,' plus Mt. Lemmon moderates.
- How much did these magazines cost?
- The April 1998 issue is priced $4.95 US / $7.95 CAN; the other issue has a $4.95 price sticker.
- Does this document contain any Jeep or automotive information?
- No. It shows two Rock & Ice climbing magazine covers with no vehicle-related content.
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