Description
Contents: Showcase (Greg Lavers renders a tasteful ’29 Highboy), The Connecticut Steering Connection (A factory tour of Borgeson Univeral Company), Share Your Hobby (How to get your youngsters interested in street rods), Almost To The Curb (Jerry Slattery goes garage rodding to see what’s in the works), High School Auto Shop 1995 (California’s Corona Del Mar High School offers a successful course), Art Center (Designing street rods with alternative power), Design And Styling (Tips on planning your next project), Reader’s Art (Dennis Sammon shows his idea of a Model 40 highboy coupe) Tech – Aardema Development Builds (A single overhead cam kit for small-block Fords), Beat The Wear Factor (Exhaust coating for a street rod named Desire), Posi-Glide Power Windows (Juliano’s provides the most complete how-to ever), The Jag Rear End (Part 4: Final assembly, with options) Events – The 35th Cavalcade Of Customs (Cincinnati sizzles), The 43rd Detroit Autorama (Motown motor mania), Darryl Starbird’s Rod & Custom Show (Tulsa, OK is A-OK) Feature Rods – Cover Car – Get Foosed! (Dick Mattioli has Sam Foose “deliver” a special gem), Don Simpson’s Killer Koupe (Part 1: Radical Chevy build-up), Fan-C-’33 (The pursuit of a street rod dream), The Vader Grafitti Coupe (A decidedly different Deuce), Lady’s Choice (Brooke Johnson’s family-built track T), Metamorphosed Woodie (Mike Chiavetta designed and built one his way), Beauty & The Beast (His and hers versions of street rodding fun), Four-Pack (Cool coupes from Great Britain), Sweet Pea (Terry Syler’s ’34 Chevy Victoria), Bad Boy Olds 88 (Terry Henry’s radical rocket) Departments – Letting The Chips Fly, Rodder Mail, Street Corner, Quarter-Mile Update, Window Shopper, Street Rodding in Bill’s Eye, Early Iron, Modeler’s Corner, Shop Manual, Professor Hammer, SRMA Update, Cop Shop, Happenings, 20 Years Ago, Henry HiRise
Issue: June 1995
Condition: Very Good