Description
Contents: Milestones (The “Twister T”); Coupe De Gras (“Steeling” the show with a reproduction ’32 Ford Three Window Coupe); Shop Tour (SRM visits Wheel Vintiques) Feature Rods – From Our Back To Up Front (Frank Currie’s Ford ’32 Three-Window Coupe); A Better Idea (Barry Lobeck’s ’32 Ford Cabriolet); Scratching The Model 40 Itch (Arnold S. Bechman’s ’34 Ford Phaeton); Customs Are Smooth – Hot Rods Have Edges (Dennis Bryden’s ’32 Ford Tudor Sedan); One Fine Three Window (Jim Fynes’ ’33 Ford Three-Window Coupe); A Return To Rodding’s Roots (Joshua Shaw’s ’32 Ford Tudor Sedan); 4 Pack (A tale of three roadsters) Events – The 50th Detroit Autorama (The best Indoor show ever); Sands Of Time (Carl Casper’s International Championship Auto Show celebrates the Big “Four-O” at Louisville); Road Kings Turn 50 (No names were changed to protect the innocent); 42nd Kansas City World Of Wheels (Kansas City, Hey, Hey, Hey) Tech – Twice Over Lightly (Some more bright ideas from the NSRA Street Rod Nationals); The STREET RODDER Road Tour 2002: Part 1 (STREET RODDER reveals what’s in store for Road Tour 2002); Homegrown Flames (Nose art for your Street Rod); Crate Expectations (GM performance parts’ reformulated 383 crate engine delivers value-priced Grunt); Spring, Sprang, Sprung (Rod Factory’s new air ride frontend); Zoopseal (A few extra swipes could eliminate weekends aluminum polishing forever); Ratcheting Combination (Craftsman’s new wrenches let you get in tight); Dropping The Floor (An interesting new Floorplan concept from Gibbon Fiberglass); Taillight Delight (Frenching in a set of ’59 Cad taillights); No Ho-Hum Drums (GMT’s new Aluminum Hubs make Buick drums on Ford spindles a snap); Wingfoot Model A: Part 14 (Hood sides and latches) Departments – For Starters; Showcase; Street Corner; Rodder Mail; Early Iron; Under 30; Shop Manual; Professor Hammer; SRMA Update; Cop Shop; Happenings; Window Shopper; Hall Of Fame; Henry Hirise; 20 Years Ago
Issue: July 2002
Condition: Very Good