Description
Contents: ’32 Ford – America’s Favorite Rod – ’32 Ford Three-Window Highboy (Mike Martin thought, “If I Had A Cammer”, I’d drive it all over this land.), ’32 Ford Tow-Door Sedan (When David Hamilton saw this Deuce, it was “Love At First Bite”.), ’32 Ford Vicky (When pinstripper Dan Figliozzi drives to an event, everyone knows it’s “Figgie’s Flyer”.), ’32 Ford Three-Window (Mike Pretorius took a stock Deuce and turned it into a “Three Window Wonder”.), ’32 Ford Vicky Custom (Starting with the back half, Jim Harmon and Dale Boesche created a “Bustle With Hustle”.), ’32 Ford History (“The Deuse Is Dead. Long Live The Deuce”/) Feature Stories – Goodguys West Coast Nationals (Thousands of street rodders had a pleasant time in Pleasanton, California.), Dash Panel Buyer’s Guide (Here’s the cure if you are inflicted with “Instrumentation Infatuation”.), Ford Motorsport’s SVD ’36 For Kicks (After a short hiatus, the ’36 returns with the sound of music.) Rods & Customs – ’36 Ford Cabriolet (One look at Hugh Mason’s black convertible and you know it’s a “Class Act Cabriolet”.), ’57 Buick Custom (This car-show prometer built himself a “Bewitching Buick” that will take home the trophies.), ’53 Buick Super (It was a “Precision Decision” when Harry Hartkemeyer purchased this fixer-upper.), ’39 Chevy Truck (“PC3-Gee’s” Mike Cardenas built his daughter’s truck with a little help from his friends.), ’33 Ford Victoria (Combine a classic Ford with America’s only sport’s car and you get “Vicky A La Vette”.), ’35 Ford Phantom Cabriolet (Vic Klein took an “Ugly Duckling” and definitely turned it into a swan.) How-To Tech – IFS Frontend (With a beautiful Kugel frontend, your car will be “Getting Independent”.), Electric Hood (How to make an electrically-operating ’32 Ford hood.), Gauge Re-Do (When it comes to gauges, United Speedometer is “Turning ’47s Into ’97s”.), Fuel Door (If you’re tired of dripping fuel on your fender, you need Hagen’s “Magic Door”.), Dash Install (With a Haneline panel and gauges, you’ll have more than “One Good Turn”.), Steering Column (If you have a nostalgic street rod, Mullin’s column will give you “A Turn For The Better”.)
Issue: January 1998
Condition: Very Good