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Contents: Cover Story: Impala SS Special – Full-Sized Flyers (A look back at all of Chevy’s Hot Impala Super Sport Models); Super Shootout (We take six stock and modified Impala Super Sports to the track); Real Fine 409 (The 409 engine is different, and here’s how to rebuild it right); Impala Paraphernalia (A listing of top performance and restoration parts for your Impala) Tech – Hot Swap (Turbo City helps install an LT1/Richmond six-speed in a ’69 Camaro); Engine Balancing ABC’s (Here are the facts you need to weigh about balancing your engine); How Low Can You Go? (Our Camaro gets Wings West kit, Weld Wheels and Eibach Springs); Shrink To Fit (Does your roof look a little bumpy? Try your hand at metal shrinking); Camaro Resto Shop (Replacing your door glass is easy if you know how to turn wrenches); Firepower (Performance Distributors: The right HEI parts or the whole enchilada); In Search Of…Traction (Competition Engineering helps us modify a bracket-racer suspension); Out Of Joint (It helps, but you don’t really need a big press to change U-Joints) Features – Super Sporty (Mike Lewis has built one smart looking small-block ’62 Impala SS); Father-Son Yenkos (What’s the main topic of conversation when this family gets together); Split Personality (Here’s a ’67 Chevelle that looks stock until you pop open the hood); Modern Motor (Bill Sutton brought his ’57 Chevy into the ’90s with an LT1 engine) Departments – Skid Marks (Back on the off-road trail); Letters (Tell us what you think); Chevy Showplace (Readers show us their cars); Resto Q & A (Restoration problems solved); Bow Tie News (New cars from Callaway); Chevy Parts (Hot equipment for Chevys); Performance Q & A (Answering your tech questions); Resto Shop (Hot parts for restoration); Ad Index (Locating our advertisers); Short Block (Shop tips for Chevy lovers)
Issue: January 1995
Condition: Very Good