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Contents: How Ya Gonna Keep Him Down On The Farm After He’s Seen In-Dee? (Warren & Coburn), All-Purpose Supercar (Harris Kern’s Chevelle 396 cover-car), Up-Front Chevy Spark (The Summers Brothers move the small-block distributor one giant step), Racing Action (Ed McCulloch’s mighty Funny Car), Truck-In Checklist (Some things you may have forgotten to take along), Metrics – American Style (Lots of info about the Metric system), Westward Go (A pictorial look at the first annual Street Rod Nationals West), All That Glitters Is Not Gold Leaf (A new way to letter your car), Mighty Midget Modifieds (Motorcycle-powered replicas of early jalopies) Technical – Unbelievable! (Joe Sherman’s $5000, 9-second, 143-MPH AHRA Chevelle), New-Angle Anglia (The project car takes shape with it’s new front axle), Elephant Oiler (Keith Black’s multiple solutions to the hemi-oiling system), Budget Sand Buggy Project (For $2300 you too can have a pure-fun vehicle that flies), Talkin’ Torque (An updated look at the need for torque-wrenches and what’s available now), Torque Plate Tracker (Everything you always wanted to know about head plates for racing), Disc Plate Kits Late ‘n Early (What’s available in kit form for today’s brakes on older cars), Dodge Van Project (Plywood, screws, glue and wallpaper make for a multi-purpose interior) Cars – Screamin’ Yellow Zonker (Bob Chrisman’s original-style highboy), Unchained Lightening (Shirl Greer’s fabulous Mustang II Funny Car), “Just Me And My Merc-U-Ree” (Bill Wendt’s ’50 Merc recalls the Fifties), White Lightning (Britisher John Wilsheer bought a ’67 Camaro to go) Motorcycles – Twin For The Road (Norton’s 850 Commando Interstate) Departments – Editorial, Post Entry, Roddin’ at Random, Shop Talk, Catalog News, Coming, What’s Hot, Hot Rod Mart
Issue: July 1975
Condition: Very Good