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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue
THE CLASSIC AMERICAN GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFT GUIDE! - Wondering what to buy for the American car fanatic in your life? Wonder no longer; we have a pages of ideas right here ...
DOWN ON THE COAST - Take a big Sixties Plymouth sedan, shoot it in deep black paint, and give it enough pumps and rams to make it boogie on down. Brighton will never know what hit it.
COMPANY PROFILE - Ben Klemenzson meets one of the leading lights in LPG conversions for American vehicles - Leon Cole MD for Madison Technocarb.
THUNDER AND LIGHTENING - The thunder came from Ford's mighty 427. The lightening came when Ford realised that their sedans were-a bit too heavy to be competitive in Super Stock drag racing,
SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING NEW - Take two Corvettes, both the top performers of their times, and put them side by side. There's nearly 40 years between these Z06s, but can grandad still give junior a run for his money?
DON'T FORGET THE DORT - The what? Don't worry if you've never heard of them - they're rare enough to get even Stateside enthusiasts scratching their heads! Yet this little beauty is right here in the UK.
BUICK N CHiPs - When the California Highway Patrol wanted a hi-po crook-chaser in 1955, Buick came up with this police-only special package. Jim Maxwell finds one that's been beautifully restored, and still patrols the Golden State beat. Off-duty, of course.
21st CENTURY CENTURION - Take one rare, beautiful piece of Detroit's finest, give it the full custom treatment, and fit late-model running gear from the same family. You might end up with a Centurion, a '49 Cadillac fastback fit for a king.
SNAKE BITE - For many folks, the Ford Mustang is their ultimate is a Shelby Mustang! It's not hard to see why, when you look at this 1969 GT-350 masterpiece. Dave Smith takes up the story.
SILVER BULLETS - What would look better behind a big American classic than a big American Airstream caravan? Not much - and now they're finding plenty of favour here in the UK. Sarah Bradley meets a lady who's made Airstreams her life
THE HISTORY OF NASCAR - Steve Havelock continues his look back at the fastest tin-tops of all time. This month, it's the post-fuel-crisis years of 1972 to 1975.
DOWN ON THE COAST - Take a big Sixties Plymouth sedan, shoot it in deep black paint, and give it enough pumps and rams to make it boogie on down. Brighton will never know what hit it.
COMPANY PROFILE - Ben Klemenzson meets one of the leading lights in LPG conversions for American vehicles - Leon Cole MD for Madison Technocarb.
THUNDER AND LIGHTENING - The thunder came from Ford's mighty 427. The lightening came when Ford realised that their sedans were-a bit too heavy to be competitive in Super Stock drag racing,
SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING NEW - Take two Corvettes, both the top performers of their times, and put them side by side. There's nearly 40 years between these Z06s, but can grandad still give junior a run for his money?
DON'T FORGET THE DORT - The what? Don't worry if you've never heard of them - they're rare enough to get even Stateside enthusiasts scratching their heads! Yet this little beauty is right here in the UK.
BUICK N CHiPs - When the California Highway Patrol wanted a hi-po crook-chaser in 1955, Buick came up with this police-only special package. Jim Maxwell finds one that's been beautifully restored, and still patrols the Golden State beat. Off-duty, of course.
21st CENTURY CENTURION - Take one rare, beautiful piece of Detroit's finest, give it the full custom treatment, and fit late-model running gear from the same family. You might end up with a Centurion, a '49 Cadillac fastback fit for a king.
SNAKE BITE - For many folks, the Ford Mustang is their ultimate is a Shelby Mustang! It's not hard to see why, when you look at this 1969 GT-350 masterpiece. Dave Smith takes up the story.
SILVER BULLETS - What would look better behind a big American classic than a big American Airstream caravan? Not much - and now they're finding plenty of favour here in the UK. Sarah Bradley meets a lady who's made Airstreams her life
THE HISTORY OF NASCAR - Steve Havelock continues his look back at the fastest tin-tops of all time. This month, it's the post-fuel-crisis years of 1972 to 1975.
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