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Contents: Showcase (If you wonder where the new talent is coming from, check out what this 15-year-old did with our Project Phantom and a Potter’s Trunk.), Street Rodding In England (Part One – I never knew just how good street rodders have it in the states.), Pontiac P-Car Styling Ideas (Sensational new renderings by this renowned automotive artist grace our pages.), Mullins Owner’s Club (If you own anything at all, chances are pretty good there’s an owner’s club just for you, because one of the latest is for fans of the Mullins Red Cap trailer.), Tow’D! (One of street rodding’s biggest drawbacks, lack of storage space, is solved in this month’s build-up.), Cramped Quarters (Increase your elbow room with a buyer’s guide to luggage trailers.), The Hercules Trailer (The ease of assembly makes this unit one of the most popular available.), They Did It In Merced (Street rodders make themselves at home for the ’83 NSRA Western Nationals.), The Coupe (This 1934 Chevrolet coupe is an old workhorse that, like it’s owner Mickey McGuire, is a long way from retirement.), 1983 Street Rodder Magazine Index (Find any 1983 SRM article with our easy reference index.), Attaboy, Goodguy! (Gary Meador’s 1948 Plymouth is another fairy tale to bite the dust.), Miss Vicky (The trailer goes behind Richard Herbert’s 1932 Ford Victoria.), Why Do They Call Them “Hot Rods”, Dad? (Here are the Glen Boyd, Sr. and Jr., father-and-son, street rods, a 1937 Ford roadster and a 1933 Ford coupe respectively.), Start With An Idea (Some rodders, like Russell Smith, do build ’em like they used to, Just witness his 1932 Ford Pickup.), They Call Him “Mr.” (David Cassidy, and he built a 1933 Ford Victoria at home.), Rolled Pan For “A-Bones” (Whether it’s full-fendered or hi-boy, this finishes off the rear of the Model A in style.), Backyard Engineering (Part 2 – Drivetrain basics. Current technology brings us advanced concepts, more efficient parts and newfound thrills.), Update: Project Phantom ’33 (Our phantom is phinally phinished and we’d just like to thank all the little people.), Very Important Papers: Auto Repair For Dummies (From our book review, we determined that there is indeed hope for street rod widows.), 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: January 1984
Condition: Very Good