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Contents: Window Shopper Top 12 (Our choice for the top new products to have appeared in our Window Shopper column in 1988.), Shop Tour (Street Rodder magazine.), Suspension Builders Guide (A sampling of some of the best ways to suspend your street rod.), Shop Tour (Chassis Engineering.), SRM‘s Top 12 (The staff’s selection of their favorites for 1988.), Merc’s-A-Poppin’ (There’s more than one way to build a sled.), Sweet 16 )A 16th anniversary selection.), Garage Scene (Bill Vinther’s latest project is already on the road.), 1988 Street Rodder Magazine Index Tech – Webermania (A more streetable Weber set-up for street rods.), Enough Patchin’ (A truly Bitchin’ idea.), That Personal Touch (Or how to earn money for rod parts in your spare time.), Fat Emergency (Simple kit for fat fendered Ford emergency brakes.), V-Butt (An old hot rodder’s trick revisited.), Superchargers For The Street (Jim Davis tells us all about it.), Little Bit Of Seoul (An alternative to the high-priced spread.), 28 Home Builder’s Tech Tips Rods & Customs – Back To The Street (1934 Ford Coupe.), Pleasant Addiction (1933 Willys Convertible.), Old Timer (1935 Ford Convertible.), Chrome Yeller (1939 Ford Convertible.), Euro Sled (1949 Ford Coupe.), Best Of Both Worlds (1932 Ford Roadster.), ’34 Phenomenon (1934 Chevrolet Coupe.), Hupp 2-3-4 (1934 Huppmobile/Ford.), Haulin’ Class (1948 Chevrolet Pickup.), The Hoss That Jack Built (1927 Ford Roadster.), Showtime (A reprise for the boss’ 1932 Ford.), Wolff Pack (Two 1932 Ford coupes.), Murphy’s Law (1937 GMC Pickup.) Departments – Editorial, Street Rodding in Bill’s Eye, Modeler’s Corner, Henry HiRise
Issue: Spring 1989 – The Best Of
Condition: Very Good