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| May |
Up Front - Bench Build (We were wrong to put a Chevy in a Mopar), Speed Parts (We test a welding table that is as easy to put together as it is to use) Hands On - The Can Wiring System From ISIS Power (ISIS is the name of an Egyptian Goddess, or in this case, the manufacturer of a controller area network power distrubution system), Affordable Automotive Paint (Like how we sneak a skull and crossbones icon into every other issue?), Low-Buck 400 Small-Block (Here's a tip: Start with a better block than we did, and you'll be ahead of the game), Quick Tech: True Forged Wheels (Cool fire picture. See page 33), Ask Anything (This month, Smith offers big-bore Oldsmobile build ideas and solves gas tank venting problems) Project Car - This Guy's Garage (Tech Editor Smith liked this place so much he lobbied for extra pages. As a kid in Iowa he worked in a garage that was similar to this), Build A Crown Victoria (Are we nuts, or is this the performance bargain of the decade) Features - Krass & Bernie (The guys get visited by a ghostly apparition. They hit the track to free the tortured soul), Harry Trout's Malibu Wagon (Check out this two-seat, tire-roasting wagon), Slot Car Drag Racing (For the guys who live their lives an HO-scale quarter-mile at a time), Roy Pool's '65 Mercury Comet (Running mid-10s on a punched-out, small-block, you know this thing is wound tight) Back Of Book - Junkyard Builder (Hydroboost is not just for Astros anymore), On The Rack (Get ready to cancel/renew your subscriptions, the girls are back), Where's The Fun? (Pintos in the snow and other fun stuff), Rear View (Help us find a long-lost Cougar (car) |
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| June |
Front Of Book - Bench Build (Our readers run the gamut from total resto to total speed freak) Hands On - Speed Parts (Innovate has a new O2 sensor that makes carburetor tuning a breeze), AFR Intake Manifold Test (The EFI guys have benefited from composite manifolds for years, AFR's new manifolds allow carburetor guys to join the fun), The Truth About Turbo Camshafts (Tech Editor Smith debunks some long-held turbo cam myths), Spray Gun Shootout (Since it's not the Wild West anymore, we're spraying paint not .44-cal rounds from a six-gun), Quick Tech (The new gizmo from Comp Cams really works), Ask Anything (Jeff makes geometry teachers happy this month) Project Car - This Guy's Garage (Too bad they haven't figured out a way to add a zoom feature to the magazine. Get the magnifying glass out because there's a lot of cool stuff here), Build A Crown Victoria (Spark plug blowout! And by blowout, we don't mean sale on overstocked inventory), Build A Street/Strip Demon (Sparks flew and the front of unibody fell off. No worries, we replaced it with a much lighter subframe) Features - Krass & Bernie (K&B and build their first robot mechanics. All good until it stole the car), Stupid Fast Mercury Marauder (This thing makes 826 hp, weighs 4,400 pounds and runs 10s. John, get off your butt and make your car fast!), Bryon Dragway's World Power Wheelstanding Championships (Do you know they've been running the Wheelie contest here for 16 years? There was a lot of carnage this year), Jim Kirsch's '63 Plymouth Savoy (All '63 Savoys should look like this guy's car), Cruisin' USA (We're bringing it back. Read the details here) Back Of Book - Junkyard Builder (This month's pictures are both really cool and extremely depressing. Guys, if you can't restore your cars, sell them to someone who can. Don't let them rot away), Where's The Fun (There's a Buick of some kind on this page, you'll have to look past a couple of hot chicks to see it though), On The Rack (More hot chicks here. No Buicks though), Rear View (Wow, extra pages this month. Thanks, Ed) |
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| August |
Up Front - Bench Build (Build a cool car, please) Hands On - Horsepower! (Check out this turbocharged inline-six. It will embarrass a few V-8s); Speed Parts (Rolling parts shelves get the official CC thumbs up); Header Building Mock-Up Tool (When you see how easy it is to use these blocks to build custom headers, you'll wonder why you didn't come up with the idea yourself); The Animal (Meet our new friend - a small-block Chevy built to withstand copious amounts of turbo-enabled boost. Care and feeding is easy. The Animal only needs 91 octane and perhaps a small charge cooler to reward us with mountains of horsepower and, eventually, billowing clouds of tire smoke); Flat-Tappet Cam Break-In (Break it in right or risk going broke rebuilding the engine); Ask Anything (Tech Editor Smith weighs in on intercooler plumbing. Thankfully, you will find no plumber butt on these pages) Project Car - This Guy's Garage (Mark Stielow builds cars in a normal garage! We were thinking they just materialized from some exotic race car shop on Mars); Build A Panther (Coilovers on a Crown Victoria? You betcha) Features - Krass & Bernie (We'll try this look for our next paint and body issue); Ten Cars For $10K (A 23-page extravaganza of awesome cars you don't need to be a GE exec to build. Highlights include an 11-second Malibu, a brown Vega, and a daily driver/track day Mustang and Camaro) Back Of Book - Junkyard Builder (Why pay retail for relays when they are sitting at the junkyard?); Where's The Fun? (We lead this section with a Fountain of Youth Chevelle, end with a broken 9-inch spool, and give you a little eye-candy in between); On The Back (We Googled the phrase "smokin' hot" and these pages came up); Rear View (The Don Schumacher Stardust Barracuda - it is the inspiration for our ongoing '71 Demon project car) |
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| September |
Up Front - Bench Build (Why superchargers rock) Hands On - Horsepower! (This Paxton is old-school. Supercharger technology has come a long way since 1957), Speed Parts (Check out the ring filer, and by that we don't mean a filing cabinet for rings), Limited-Travel Roller Lifters (Tech Editor Smith tells you what they are and why you want them), Build A Metal Fab Shop At Home (As far as we're concerned, garages are almost as cool as the cars they house. Carve out a space for metalworking and let the sparks fly), Ask Anything (Smith talks trash about the 8.1L big-block Chevy. Don't bother building one unless you want to spend big money on really expensive parts) Project Car - This Guy's Garage (John Wolf has an eclectic collection of Mopars. Look for Maggie, the awesome shop dog), Ford Racing Supercharger Install (We upgrade our S197 Mustang with Ford Racing's Whipple supercharger kit. This job was as easy to do as swapping an intake manifold. What's even easier to do now is make giant clouds of tire smoke) Features - Krass & Bernie (We've met TV producers just like the guy with the scarf), Extreme Machines (We were invited to a private track rental and couldn't believe how fast these cars were), Steve Dahlmeyers '70 Chevelle (While some snooty Ferrari owners may take offense, we've got no problem with a Chevelle wearing Rosso-Corsa paint), Anti Tour '11 (On top of everything going on in this issue, we took a road trip too. Check out our run through the mountains to Morro Bay), Quuick Car: '10 Ford Mustang Cobra Jet (This car runs high 9s all day long, and you can build your own with parts from the Ford Racing catalog) Back Of Book - Junkyard Builder (Which GM alternator is right for you? Smith's got the insight), Where's The Fun (Builds in progress, burnouts, wheelies and broken parts. We throw a little of everything into these pages), On The Rack (We've gotten less hate mail than we were expecting so the girls stay), Rear View (You should have seen the conundrum we were in when we couldn't find the scan or the original transparency for this month's trip down memory lane) | 2 |
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