Description
Contents: Milestones (The American Graffiti coupe), Hi-Res Hot Rods (Taking rod building from brain power to bit power), Road Tour 2000 (A long trip to the Pacific Northwest with a stop at Speedway Motors), Crate Engines Ain’t What They Used To Be (Just shy of 650 horsepower, out of a crate engine), Classic Images (Gary Echols’ ’32 Chevy sedan is reborn a ’50s style hot rod), Shop Tour (Pete & Jakes) Tech – First, Do No Harm – Part I (The transformation of a perfect, stock Deuce into a traditional hot rod), E-Ticket Ride (It only takes one time to wish you had an E-Brake), Perfect0It (In the world of high-dollar 21st century automotive paints, paint finishing is a science in its own right), Speedrodder – Part XX (Finally, the finale), Hot Topics – Part IV (Introduction to MIG welding equipment and consumables), Tune Up Tricks (Getting the maximum performance from your street rod), Vent Eradication (Keeping a simple job simple), You Drive ‘Em, You Chip ‘Em (Those nasty little paint chips let the world know yours is a driver), A Wheel Improvement (Giving steering wheels the once-over for one more go ’round) Events – 17th NSRA Northwest Street Rod Nationals (Rodders find a little piece of heaven in Spokane), Deuce Day: North And South (Part I: Northern California; Part II: Southern California), Woodward Dream Cruise (A weekend to visit the past) Feature Rods – Reality Rod (Jim Fountain’s ’29 Ford faux “Vicky”), Missouri Mule (George Lange’s ’33 Ford coupe), Something To Build On (Ron Hassell’s ’37 Ford cabriolet), Amick-Able Agreement (Paul Amick’s ’41 Ford pickup), Northwest Nostalgia (Charlie Hascall’s ’29 Ford), No Johnny-Come-Lately (Jon Hall’s ’32 coupe), Four-Pack (Dazzling Deuces), Live Wire (Richard Wynn’s ’30 Ford roadster) Departments – For Starters, Showcase, Street Corner, Rodder Mail, Window Shopper, Reader’s Art, Early Iron, Modeler’s Corner, Under 30, Shop Manual, Professor Hammer, SRMA Update, Cop Shop, Happenings, Henry HiRise, 20 Years Ago
Issue: February 2001
Condition: Very Good