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Contents: Showcase, To Dual Or Not To Dual (The single life may be controversial, but the choice of Mustang master cylinders is up to you.), Street Rodder‘s Magazine 1983 Club Registry (This month we bring you the latest update to our popular and useful club directory.), Wounded Knee Motors (You haven’t seen a rare street rod until you’ve looked at Chris Dixon’s 1936 Chevy delivery.), The Dynamo Theory (Or, how energy is manipulated from mechanical to electrical and back to mechanical again.), Byron ’83 (We had our “Nationals Holiday” but it rained on our parade.), Prep School Graduate (Richard Malinowski’s 1932 Ford sedan is one detailed piece of machinery.), Low And Go (Despite the popularity of hydraulic lifts, Dick Crouther’s 1950 Mercury coupe cruises where it looks best! – low.), Sleddin’ To Springfield (Kustom Kemps of America kut a kouple koils out of the town that hosted their 3rd Annual Street Custom Leadsled Spectacular.), Just What The Doctor Ordered (Howard Morgan’s 1940 Ford coupe is a “regular” hot rod that’s out-of-the-ordinary.), No Wood, No Doors (How does carpenter Owen Purvis spell relief after finishing his woodie? By building this 1919 Ford roadster.), Automatic Effeciency (In Part Four of our series, we show you how to put the “Flite” back into Chrysler’s landlocked 727.), Update: Project Phantom ’33 (Parts and pieces are everywhere, but we will get it together for the Nats and Super Run.), Class Of ’57 (Some high school dreams really do come true, like Jim Putts 1950 Chevrolet hardtop.), Flashback (Could you talk all day about early customs in the ’50s? Then join us.), Henry HiRise Departments – The Street Corner, Rodder Mail, Shop Manual, Street Rodding in BILL’S EYE, Cop Shop, NSRA News, Modeler’s Corner, Rodder’s Shopping Mart, Early Iron, Street Rod Happenings
Issue: November 1983
Condition: Very Good