Issue #10

Issue # 10

Only the cover of this issue survives in the archive; the store page that described it was never captured.

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Issue 10

THE T-n-a coupe

I first spotted this little coupe at a car show called “The Grease Ball” in Baltimore, Maryland.

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BOB STOLL'S TRACK-TOR

In Issue #7, Zombie offered his concept drawings of a tractor based Drag-tor.

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METEOR

I first saw the Meteor parked behind the bleachers several years ago at Famoso Raceway.

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RICH CONKLIN'S STREET FREAK

Street Freak. That's what they called 'em back in the 70's, and I remember reading about the "fad" in the old Hot Rod books while sitting in the school library.

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GOLDEN STAR

John D’Agostino and Oz Welch have been working together like peanut butter and jelly for quite some time, and their 7th collaboration, splashed across these glossy pages, is one of their best.

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wick's 61 dodge gasser

If there is a moral to this particular hot rod story, it would be this: Be careful who you call a friend, because sometimes they can influence you in strange ways.

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FAMOSO SPEED SHOP GASSER

Randy Winkle says that his first exposure to a gasser-styled car came at a truck stop during a family trip when he was a kid.

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'39 FORD THE FAMILY SEDAN

Sometimes in a sea of chopped and channeled hot rods, and gleaming multi-carb engines and metalflake paint, it’s the subtle that stands out.

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"This is a bad disease and it does not go away. You can't get too old for it to go away." This is how Bud Barnes describes his life behind the steering yoke of a nitro burning, front engined top fuel dragster.

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THE KANY ROADSTER

Some cars get names like the Purple People Eater, the Orange Crate, or the Green Monster.