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Contents: Showcase (This talented Texan presents a traditional ’29 Ford roadster with a few modern touches.), Modular Electronics (a new concept on the line-up of easy-to-install wiring components.), Oh, Where Did The Dago (Bob Stewart’s scrapbook opens, allowing us a rare look into the street rodding’s history.), Automatic Effeciency (In Part Three of our series, B&M demonstrates how to blueprint Ford’s C-4 and C-6.), Getting A Line On Henry (When the illustrious designer delivered these pages, we were speechless…still are, in fact.), Update: Project Phantom ’33 (We may still be burning the midnight oil, but it will be well worth the lost sleep.), Celebrity Car Auction (Kustomizer George Barris sells the cars of the stars.), La Deuce (Talent, self-control and the ability to resist temptation helped Jerry Lierman build this high-style, low-buck 1932 Ford roadster.), California Roadster Show (Observation and forethought made it seem more like a tradition than a first-time event.), California Star (Is Don Varner’s 1927 Ford roadster the shape of things to come? What a beautiful subject for debate.), Encore! Encore! (Ken Fenical’s 1937 Ford convertible is another one down low in the Posies.), Wildfire (Ron August’s 1950 Mercury coupe is a sure fire winner in the shows and on the street.), Foolish Pleasure (Ed Amaral’s 1932 Ford coupe is another thoroughbred from Ellsworth Hein that helps bring home the gold.), Simple Swap (Use this kustom kwickie to light up your 1952-54 Ford with 1954 Pontiac taillights.), A Better Blower (Build one and the world will beat a path to your door.), Keystone Koupe (If you let Nate George do it, he’ll make it go fast, like his ’33 Plymouth coupe.) Departments – The Street Corner, Rodder Mail, Shop Manual, Street Rodding in BILL’S EYE, Cop Shop, NSRA News, Modeler’s Corner, Rodders Shopping Mart, Early Iron, Street Rod Happenings
Issue: October 1983
Condition: Very Good