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Contents: Granny Get Your Gun (After 39 years, Mr. Norm’s GSS returns with a certified 9-second pump-gas 2011 Challenger. Fast enough to rule the street, docile enough for your grandmother) Hot Mopars – Breaking Point (An 8-second street-legal smallblock Duster with a new approach to going faster…and faster (Crunch!)); The New Gold (A 1970 4-door slant-six Valiant won Best of Show at the 2010 Mopar Nats and scored Gold in DE Certification judging with the highest score ever. How’d it do that (and why?)); Take Me Back…To Chicago (A storied ’64 Super Stock Dodge originally fielded by Mr. Norm, comes full circle back to Chitown. Or, write in for a bus ticket); Haul American Racer (This ’70 AAR ‘Cuda has had quite a history in being modified – first with a turbo, then a supercharger – from Dick Landy, no less. The interior is another story – one you’ll want to tell your grand kids); Power Tour de Force (How do you set up a 1960 Plymouth Savoy 4-door wagon for the Hot Rod Power Tour? Well, first you grind out all the Bondo, then add a six-pack 500-inch stroker, then…); Up On The Roof (A one-of-a-kind ’70 Road Runner starts off with a six-pack, then gets sprayed a true candy color and finally gets crowned with a homemade Mod Top – that you can do, too) Road Test – Meeting The Challenge (Wee thrash the 2011 392 Hemi Challenger SRT8 and hit the tech highlights of this hot new package) Cool Tech – Lower Away! (Project Scat Dak II Installment #14 Lowbuck wheel hop and rear-end lowering trix and fix); Downtime (The inside scoop on lowering your Mopar the right way) Lukewarm Features – Go For The Hat (Not content with just building a 1971 Daytona K&K-clone, Gary & Pam Beineke take it Land Speed racing at over 200 MPH in the standing mile to set a new class record); The Big Three-Oh (Some folks shudder when their 30th birthday rolls around, but the Mopar Nationals takes it all in stride as it racks up another hot event in Columbus); Mopar Struts Its Stuff (The factory stuffs a VTO in the new Challenger Drag Pak, plus the Rich Evans Challenger and RedLine Charger – all at SEMA); Barn Finds (The legendary 1972 Motown Missile Barracuda finally surfaces and gets hauled off to the resto shop before it has a chance to resubmerge) The Usual – Editor’s Notes; Tech Topics; Resto Topics; Advertiser’s Index
Issue: April 2011
Condition: Very Good