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Connecting the Diesel Community: A New Chapter Begins

Hello, Diesel World!

If you read through our “Best of 2024” issue last month, you saw that this year was about sharing in print the stories of people who have the most heart in their builds. We wanted to show readers who has been overlooked, and I feel like we’ve done a great job at that.

Bringing this publication back to life the past year has created some fantastic memories with old and new friends, which brought back that nostalgic feel we all have been yearning for. I really do appreciate everyone who has picked up Diesel World off the shelf, subscribers, and especially the new subscribers who may be getting their first issue in the mail this month. We wouldn’t be anything without you all!

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This month we’re going to show you some GREAT features we lined up this past summer, with diesel enthusiasts stretching all the way from Las Vegas to Texas to Tennessee along with some great step-by-step tech on our 12-valve Cummins.

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Enjoy!

P.S.: For those who read these mags and have something to say/suggest, don’t hesitate to shoot me an email! I’d love to hear from you guys.

Tucker@engaged.media!

 

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