Description
Contents: ’72 Performers (Best buys from General Motors and Plymouth), Making It (The NHRA Sumernationals “arrives”), Clean and Mean (Offenhauser’s new emissions dyno), The Tomato of Independence (HRM climbs on the “vanwagen”), Street Rod of the Year (Stu Mueller receives 1970 award), The New Equalizers (Turbo-setups make econo-cars stand tall) Technical – Project Maverick (Part Two winds up with mid-range muscle), A 4-2-1 Punch (Pro Stock headers for the street), Project Street Bug (Stage Two improves handling and looks), Auto Shop Series (Dr. Dean Hill explains carburetors), Street Rod Tips (Corvair suspension modifications), Trans Progressions (Shade-tree transmission tricks by B&M) Cars – Gas Digger (Paris Brothers “twice-motored” rear-engine AA/GD), Doubly Fast (Gary and Jerry Mallicoat’s twin-turbo ‘Cuda), Quick Stepp (Billy Stepp ’71 Challenger Pro Stocker), Rail Splitter (King and Marshall’s “skinny-minnie” AA/FC), Spirit of Ascot (Bill La Rosa’s old-time randy-round racer), Empire State ’32 (Ray Milazzo’s Firepowered deuce), Housewife’s Delight (Arlene Archer’s ’23 ‘T’ Touring), Built By Hand (Jack Hand’s 1934 Model A Pickup), Peanut Butter Express (Paul Kittleson;s ’34 Ford Tudor) Racing Gallery – Dave Beebe (Mr. Ed Mini-Charger tops OCIR/Hang Ten meet) Motorcycles – The Better Bultaco (We gave “thumbs up” to the Alpine), Up On Two Wheels (Bob Greene previews the first ’72 bikes) Departments – Editorially Speaking, Post Entry, What’s New, Roddin’ at Random, Roundy-Round Corner, Strictly For Stocks, Starting Line, R&C at Random, Street Rod Mart, Vintage Tin, The SEMA Scene, Catalog News, Shop Talk, Hot Rod Mart
Issue: October 1971
Condition: Very Good