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February
Features - Phil Hill Remembers (Legends look a bit different to the man who lived them); What The Hell Does Dewey Ray Think He's Doing (By not selling you some of the cars on his showroom floor); Last Of The Frontiersmen (The incredible world of the big rig drivers); Big Gig (Leo Germano interprets truckers' jargon) Road Tests - Jensen-Healey (The first all-new sports car in five years...and maybe the last); AMC Hornet Hatchback X (It's more than just the best-looking AMC model ever made) Competition - Photo Finish (Three feet separated first from second in Texas); The Wood Brothers, Inc. (Hire C/D's Feature Editor to help out) Humor - Viewpoint: Denbeigh Harematic (First look at the Denbeigh ESV - it had to happen) Portfolio Hardart (Peter Harholdt shows a sculptor/racer's view of race cars) Technical - Mazda 40,000 Mile Endurance Test (The Wankel works - bit will it live) Sport - Baja And The Por (A pair of funny cars win); USAC (Unser cuts another record); Can-Am (They really beat them, by George); Short Takes Departments - Inside Car And Driver; Editorial; Letters; Apart From The Crowd; Now; Classified Advertising Columns - Brock Yates; Jean Shepherd; Warren Weith; Patrick Bedard
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$5.00

June
Special Section - Tire Test fourteen pages telling you exactly how high performance tires rank in traction, braking and handling - in the wet and dry (Bridgestone Steel Radial RD-170V, Dunlop GT Qualifier, Eliminator Super Prowler, Firestone Steel Radial 500, General Dual-Steel Radial, Goodyear Polysteel GT, B.F. Goodrich Radial T/A, B.F. Goodrich Radial T/A 60, McCreary Radial, Michelin XWX, Mickey Thompson 60 Indy Profile, Pirelli Cinturato HS CN12, Sears Radial 70, Semperit Spider STT, Uniroyal Steel Belted Radials) Features - The Boys Of Memorial Day (How have the fates treated the 33 drivers who were the stars of the Indy 500 two decades ago) Road Test - Mercedes-Benz 450SLC (Call it semi-tough) Competition - Indy Preview (A lot has changed to make this "the year of the 200-mph lap") Nostalgia - Alfa-Romeo Sprint Speciale (A one-time free soul acquires a demanding Italian mistress) Sport - Formula One (Stewart steals the show); NASCAR (Pearson, one lap from perfection); NHRA (For the record) Departments - Inside Car And Driver; Editorial; Letters; Apart From The Crowd; Now; Classified Advertising Columns - Brock Yates; Jean Shepherd; Warren Weith; Patrick Bedard
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$5.00

July
Special Section - C/D's Rotary Engine Real Racer (The goal for this year's Project Car is set at 198 hp...from two 35 cubic inch displacement chambers) Features - Gnome Of Jerome Avenue (You can find the man who controls the automotive money market under the El); Bolus & Snopes At Sebring (Some of our best friends are cyborgs, but would you like to pit next to one?) Road Tests - Jaguar XJ12 (A car that was worth its weight); Ford Gran Torino Sport (Intermediate only by the contemporary definition); Volkswagen Sports Bug (Now even the factory is doing it) Competition - Can-Am Preview (The morning line on who might unseat the Penske-Donohue Porsche) Nostalgia - Duesenberg: The Classic Irony (The right car but at the wrong time) Sport - USAC (Super Team rated adequate); NASCAR (Last tangle at Darlington); Trans-Am (The thrill of IMSA and the agony of SCCA); World Championship For Makes (A slap on the cheek for Ferrari) Departments - Inside Car And Driver; Editorial; Letters; Now; Classified Advertising; Apart From The Crowd Columns - Brock Yates; Jean Shepherd; Warren Weith; Patrick Bedard
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$5.00

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ISSUE	CONTENTS	QTY.	PRICE	PAYPAL
February	Features - Phil Hill Remembers (Legends look a bit different to the man who lived them); What The Hell Does Dewey Ray Think He's Doing (By not selling you some of the cars on his showroom floor); Last Of The Frontiersmen (The incredible world of the big rig drivers); Big Gig (Leo Germano interprets truckers' jargon) Road Tests - Jensen-Healey (The first all-new sports car in five years...and maybe the last); AMC Hornet Hatchback X (It's more than just the best-looking AMC model ever made) Competition - Photo Finish (Three feet separated first from second in Texas); The Wood Brothers, Inc. (Hire C/D's Feature Editor to help out) Humor - Viewpoint: Denbeigh Harematic (First look at the Denbeigh ESV - it had to happen) Portfolio Hardart (Peter Harholdt shows a sculptor/racer's view of race cars) Technical - Mazda 40,000 Mile Endurance Test (The Wankel works - bit will it live) Sport - Baja And The Por (A pair of funny cars win); USAC (Unser cuts another record); Can-Am (They really beat them, by George); Short Takes Departments - Inside Car And Driver; Editorial; Letters; Apart From The Crowd; Now; Classified Advertising Columns - Brock Yates; Jean Shepherd; Warren Weith; Patrick Bedard	1	$5.00
June	Special Section - Tire Test fourteen pages telling you exactly how high performance tires rank in traction, braking and handling - in the wet and dry (Bridgestone Steel Radial RD-170V, Dunlop GT Qualifier, Eliminator Super Prowler, Firestone Steel Radial 500, General Dual-Steel Radial, Goodyear Polysteel GT, B.F. Goodrich Radial T/A, B.F. Goodrich Radial T/A 60, McCreary Radial, Michelin XWX, Mickey Thompson 60 Indy Profile, Pirelli Cinturato HS CN12, Sears Radial 70, Semperit Spider STT, Uniroyal Steel Belted Radials) Features - The Boys Of Memorial Day (How have the fates treated the 33 drivers who were the stars of the Indy 500 two decades ago) Road Test - Mercedes-Benz 450SLC (Call it semi-tough) Competition - Indy Preview (A lot has changed to make this "the year of the 200-mph lap") Nostalgia - Alfa-Romeo Sprint Speciale (A one-time free soul acquires a demanding Italian mistress) Sport - Formula One (Stewart steals the show); NASCAR (Pearson, one lap from perfection); NHRA (For the record) Departments - Inside Car And Driver; Editorial; Letters; Apart From The Crowd; Now; Classified Advertising Columns - Brock Yates; Jean Shepherd; Warren Weith; Patrick Bedard	1	$5.00
July	Special Section - C/D's Rotary Engine Real Racer (The goal for this year's Project Car is set at 198 hp...from two 35 cubic inch displacement chambers) Features - Gnome Of Jerome Avenue (You can find the man who controls the automotive money market under the El); Bolus & Snopes At Sebring (Some of our best friends are cyborgs, but would you like to pit next to one?) Road Tests - Jaguar XJ12 (A car that was worth its weight); Ford Gran Torino Sport (Intermediate only by the contemporary definition); Volkswagen Sports Bug (Now even the factory is doing it) Competition - Can-Am Preview (The morning line on who might unseat the Penske-Donohue Porsche) Nostalgia - Duesenberg: The Classic Irony (The right car but at the wrong time) Sport - USAC (Super Team rated adequate); NASCAR (Last tangle at Darlington); Trans-Am (The thrill of IMSA and the agony of SCCA); World Championship For Makes (A slap on the cheek for Ferrari) Departments - Inside Car And Driver; Editorial; Letters; Now; Classified Advertising; Apart From The Crowd Columns - Brock Yates; Jean Shepherd; Warren Weith; Patrick Bedard	1	$5.00