Description
Contents: Showcase (Larry Nicklin sketches racy concepts.), Street Rods In Shop Class? (Educating the next generation.), Designer Tops (If Amos Carson could only see what we’ve done to his top.) Tech – Metal Shaping Basics (Talk to me BB.), Can Rust Be Turned To Gold? (Converting rust to stable, iron oxides.), High Output Alternative (Prevent roadside blues and kick up the amps.) Events – Wheels of Time (10th Anniversary Rod & Custom Jamboree.), 40th Annual Roadster Show (Year of the custom.), People At Oakland (The real stars of the show.) Rods & Customs – Classic American Formula (Model A coupe mixed with a big-block Chevy.), One Year Later (And suddenly it’s 1965.), What’s In Name Anyway? (Matranga-style Merc gets the McMillan treatment.), The Flying Calvanos (Following a family tradition.), Above The Crowd (Dad digs roadsters…son is fond of fat fenders.), Young At Heart (Better Than An Exercise Program.), Double Feature (When the desire to teach directs the will to accomplish.), MoPar Fetish (A boyhood dream come true.), The Roadster Kid (Vintage mini-truckin’ SoCal style.), From Toy Box To Garage (Ohio boy builds Hot Wheels look-alike.), The Next Generation (Take a youngin’ under your arm and teach ’em street rods.) Departments – Letting The Chips Fly, The Street Corner, Rodder Mail, Street Roddin in Bill’s Eye, NSRA News, SREA Update, Modeler’s Corner, Early Iron, Shop Manual, Cop Shop, Window Shopper, Happenings, Henry HiRise
Issue: May 1989
Condition: Very Good