HOT ROD 1977 FEB - R/T SUPER PAK ASPEN, TURBO MONZA

 

Within this issue you will discover the following topics:

1)   THE INCREDIBLE GOODYEAR BLIMP ROAD TEST: Get up, up and blown away with this weird tale

2)   IGNITION BASICS: The key to starting power right in your hand

3)   1968 BLOWN CORVETTE ROD TEST: With 600 to 800 horses under the hood, this Vette moves

4)   CAMSHAFT TUNING SECRETS: Getting that cam in tune is music to the ear

5)   JAMES VANDEVEER'S TEXAS TURBO MONZA: A little hot air blows a long way

6)   HOT ROD'S GIANT BRACKET PICTORIAL SECTION: Fantastic photos of bracket cars guaranteed to get you off

7)   LUKENS & SHIN HOLSTER'S TINY TOPOLINO: A '48 Fiat replica that shows a lot of class

8)   B.F. GOODRICH FUTURE SHOCK: The finished van is our answer to tomorrow's truckin'

9)   JUNGLE JIM LIBERMAN TAKES OFF: See the master at the reins of his funny flopper

10)   STREET ROD SUSPENSION PLANS: Want a street rod chassis blueprint that works?

11)   PREVIEWING THE R/T SUPER PAK DODGE ASPEN: Bolt-on fiberglass pieces make a good sport coupe even better

12)   JUNKYARD JAMBOREE INTRODUCTION: How to become a "scrounge" in several easy lessons

13)   STREET ROD JUNKYARD TIPS: Think small and find big rewards

14)   STREET/STRIP JUNKYARD TIPS: Recycled performance for the street

15)   VAN JUNKYARD TIPS Vans have more junkyard potential than any other vehicle

16)   THE FANTASTIC NEW YAMAHA RD400: It's quicker and faster than the RD350, and only $29 more

17)   BRIDGING THE GAP: The importance of compression ring end gaps

18)   A VERY MEAN V8 VEGA: Vince Hill puts performance back into compact transportation

19)   STEVE CULP'S '32 CHRYSLER 3-WINDOW: With late-model components, she runs as good as she looks

20)   CROSS-COUNTRY RVI VAN TEST HOT ROD: goes cruising in style

21)   THE DENIMACHINE THAT TURNED ON THE NATION: See the completed van in fabulous four-color

22)   TECH QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

23)   READER'S RIDES

PLUS OTHER HOT TOPICS.

 

COVER: Super bargains can be obtained at your local junkyard-that is, if you know what you're doing.