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Contents: Calling All Street Freaks! (Once again it’s time for the CC Street Machine Nats.), The Hot Rod Story – Part 3 (Government crackdowns and the era of the Nationals.), Eat My Dust(er) (With a blown Hemi, Ralph Krasky can afford to talk big.), Freaky Fiesta – Suspension & Engine Mods (Old tricks for the newest Ford – no waiting required.), High-Flyin’ Camaro (Tony Mascan’s ’74 Z28 “Screamin’ Eagle”.), Turn Of The Century (Aerodynamic body panels set the Century’s spirit free.), A Tudor To Be Proud Of (If it’s by Tom Snell, it’s swell.), How To Align Your Bellhousing (There’s a lot more to it than just bolting up the bellhousing.), Touring Guide (An example of the right way to build a Ford touring car.), Low-Buck, High-Perf Torque Converter (High-stall converters as close as the nearest junkyard.), Oldstimer: Don Sands’ ’49 Oldsmobile (A Geno Adam’s built Olds gives it new lilfe.), Temperature’s Rising (The Valley Fever gets hot at the World Finals.), Bracket Racing America (We look at the country’s top bracket cars.), Updating The Super T-10 (More first-gear ratio to work with today’s drag tires.), Testing “The Four-Door Z28” Police Nova (Performance, handling and roominess for under $6000.), Blown Hemi ’34 Ford Coach (Mike Otvos performs his Scottish magic to make a mean rod.), Freeway Flyers: Firestone Fun Truck Buildup (Part 1: Wild van construction.), Built To A T (How else could you build a ’23 Model T?), Hot Rod Picks the Street Rod of the Year (The “California Kid” puts the hot back into rodding.), The Red Tide (An SS Chevelle as irresistible as a blitzkrieg.), Yamaha SR500 In The British 500CC Tradition (For $1500 you get a real motorcycle.), Rod Test: ;77 Buick Turbo Skyhawk (Hot rodding isn’t dead – just gone to hot air and hot flares.) Departments – Editorially Speaking; Post Entry; New Stuff; Roddin’ At Random; In Print; C.J. Talks Tech; Hot Rod Mart; Backyard Bonus
Issue: March 1978
Condition: Very Good