Street Rod Builder

Street Rod Builder - 2004

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April
Features - No Rookie Here (When we say this builder built the entire car, we mean the entire car), 10-Year Tudor (Something old, something blue and something a little billet, too), '32 Side-Oiler (Two favorite Fords make for one very cool roadster), Roaming Wyoming (While some cars stand out, others enjoy the low-road), The Right Stuff (A '32 five-window that makes a nostalgic statement), We Feel The Need...(...the need for Speed(star)), Chromeplater's Delight (A rare and beautiful '40 Chevrolet convertible), Not So New '32 (This immaculate roadster has been part of the family for 49 years) Tech - Independence Day (How to install a Heidt's independent rear suspension), Step On It! (Installing a Lokar throttle system), Boat-Tail Exhaust (Exiting tailpipes through a rolled pan for a traditional look), Bird Mounts, Fish Mounts & Notches (The art of cutting curved ends on tubing), Kickin' Down With Tri-Power (We build a bracket with Lokar AOD cables and three carbs), Getting Moldy (Building '34 Ford window moldings) Depts / Events - Positive Camber, Street Rod Trends, Street Rod Builder Buying Guide
1
$5.00

August
Features - Getting It Down (A top-quality, ground-hugging '40 Ford sedan), First Chevy (Morris Hannah's '39 coupe is the latest pearl in a string of street rods), Metal Management (This all-metal '33 has had more than a few mods), To The Promised Land (Not an old car redone, but a new car built for the times and tunes) Chassis Detailing Tips - How-to ideas for a cleaner, safer detailed chassis), Pure Juice (A straightforward guide to wiring from the ground up), The Bermuda Triangle (Setting up for steering, seating and header clearance), The Bucks Start Here (A guide to hammer forms, bucks and stations for metal-shaping with Ron Covell), How To Skin A Decklid (Grafting Bug skin onto a decklid at home), A Better Brake Swap (Installing better-looking brakes, four-wheel discs and a parking brake), The Key To Higher Self-Esteem (A better alternative to that garden-implement ignition key) Depts / Events - Positive Camber, Street Rod Trends, Street Rod Builder Buying Guide, Buckaroo California Autofest, NSRA Street Rod Nationals South, Tech Tips Builder's Product Showcase - American Autowire, Borgeson Universal, Chassis Engineering, Classic Instruments, Coast High Performance, Crower Cams, Dan Fink Metalworks, Engineered Components, Inc (ECI), Fat Man Fabrications, Flaming River Industries, Flatlander's Hot Rod Parts & Manufacturing, Ididit Inc, Kagel Komponents, Lokar Inc, Nordskog Performance Products, Ron Francis Wiring, Sanderson Headers, Vintage Air, Wescott's Auto Restyling
1
$5.00

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ISSUE	CONTENTS	QTY.	PRICE	PAYPAL
April	Features - No Rookie Here (When we say this builder built the entire car, we mean the entire car), 10-Year Tudor (Something old, something blue and something a little billet, too), '32 Side-Oiler (Two favorite Fords make for one very cool roadster), Roaming Wyoming (While some cars stand out, others enjoy the low-road), The Right Stuff (A '32 five-window that makes a nostalgic statement), We Feel The Need...(...the need for Speed(star)), Chromeplater's Delight (A rare and beautiful '40 Chevrolet convertible), Not So New '32 (This immaculate roadster has been part of the family for 49 years) Tech - Independence Day (How to install a Heidt's independent rear suspension), Step On It! (Installing a Lokar throttle system), Boat-Tail Exhaust (Exiting tailpipes through a rolled pan for a traditional look), Bird Mounts, Fish Mounts & Notches (The art of cutting curved ends on tubing), Kickin' Down With Tri-Power (We build a bracket with Lokar AOD cables and three carbs), Getting Moldy (Building '34 Ford window moldings) Depts / Events - Positive Camber, Street Rod Trends, Street Rod Builder Buying Guide	1	$5.00
August	Features - Getting It Down (A top-quality, ground-hugging '40 Ford sedan), First Chevy (Morris Hannah's '39 coupe is the latest pearl in a string of street rods), Metal Management (This all-metal '33 has had more than a few mods), To The Promised Land (Not an old car redone, but a new car built for the times and tunes) Chassis Detailing Tips - How-to ideas for a cleaner, safer detailed chassis), Pure Juice (A straightforward guide to wiring from the ground up), The Bermuda Triangle (Setting up for steering, seating and header clearance), The Bucks Start Here (A guide to hammer forms, bucks and stations for metal-shaping with Ron Covell), How To Skin A Decklid (Grafting Bug skin onto a decklid at home), A Better Brake Swap (Installing better-looking brakes, four-wheel discs and a parking brake), The Key To Higher Self-Esteem (A better alternative to that garden-implement ignition key) Depts / Events - Positive Camber, Street Rod Trends, Street Rod Builder Buying Guide, Buckaroo California Autofest, NSRA Street Rod Nationals South, Tech Tips Builder's Product Showcase - American Autowire, Borgeson Universal, Chassis Engineering, Classic Instruments, Coast High Performance, Crower Cams, Dan Fink Metalworks, Engineered Components, Inc (ECI), Fat Man Fabrications, Flaming River Industries, Flatlander's Hot Rod Parts & Manufacturing, Ididit Inc, Kagel Komponents, Lokar Inc, Nordskog Performance Products, Ron Francis Wiring, Sanderson Headers, Vintage Air, Wescott's Auto Restyling	1	$5.00