CAR COLLECTOR 1998 JUNE - BOSS 302, PLYMOUTH PICKUP

 

Within this issue you will discover the following topics:

 

1)   1932 Lincoln KB Dual Cowl Sport Phaeton The Most Gracefully Designed Lincoln. by Dennis Adler

2)   1970 Mustang Boss 302: Found In A Barn With 24,000 Original Miles. by Dennis David

3)   1940 Ford Deluxe Tudor Sedan: Stylish And Classy. by David W. Temple

4)   1964 Fairlane 500 "Hi-Poll Forgotten Muscle Car. by Bill Siuru

5)   Ford Falcon: Riding The Edge Of Change. by Richard Gray

6)   1954 Ford Mainline: A True Family Car. by David W. Temple

7)   The New Car In The Old America: It Wasn't Always An Impulse Purchase. by Thomas D. Murray

8)   Carlisle Preview All-FORD Nationals: The "Blue Oval" Enthusiast's Answer To The Perfect Weekend.

9)   Collector Car Clinic: Wheel Bearings--Checking And Replacing by Joey Evans

10)   Commercially Speaking: The 1937 Plymouth Pickup--From A Line That Henry Ford Said Wouldn't Succeed. by Bud Juneau

11)   Postwar Cars: Edsel--Turning A Silk Purse Into A Sow's Ear by Tom Bonsall

12)   Classic Era: 1938 Hupmobile Models 822-E And 825-H--The Last Of The Real Hupmobiles by Brooks T. Brierley

13)   Automobilia: The 10 Ugliest Factory Mascots--Adornments We Could Have Done Without. by William C. Williams

14)   20 Years Ago: June 1978--Issue Number Six by West Peterson

15)   Old Cars In Law: The Perils Of Nonperformance by Lawrence Savell

16)   Along The Road: 1951 Ford Pickup-Parts Runner by Dennis David

17)   Auction news

18)   Restoration tips

19)   New products

Plus other collector car items.

 

COVER: Every collector dreams of discovering that rare gem of a car in a barn somewhere. The 1970 Mustang Boss 302 is one such car. It was discovered by its owner in 1985 in completely original condition. Photo by Steven Bendzunis. Be sure to see page 18 and read the first in a series as we follow the restoration of a 1942 Packard.