MOPAR MUSCLE 2002 JULY - RAMINATOR, T/A, WARLOCK

 

Within this issue you will discover the following topics:

1)   LAUNCH PAD: A '71 383 'Cuda convertible-from the beginning.

2)   NEW-AGE BEHEMOTH: Driving an EFI Hemi drop-top E-Body.

3)   ORANGE PEELER: Jim Dalton's restored '70 Trans Am tribute.

4)   FINAL BOARDING CALL: An airline pilot's Magnum-powered '74 'Cuda.

5)   IT TAKES A LADY: Laura Glasscock's winning '71 Challenger.

6)   EXCLUSIVE: BOLD NEW DAY: An interview with PVO's John Fernandez.

7)   GT EXTREME! To find gold, this man did go West.

8)   THE DODGE CAULDRON: An almost-vexed big-block Warlock.

9)   THE REAL SHERIFF OF DODGEVILLE: Kicking up sand in the Raminator monster.

10)   INDUCTION EXTRAVAGANZA: Dyno blasting on big-block intakes.

11)   SHOOTIN' 'QUIPMENT: Tools for body and paint success.

12)   A-PEALING A-PEARANCES: Giving a '68 Dart the curbside touch.

13)   VALIANT EFFORT: A project car even we can afford!

14)   PART 1: TOTALLY FLOORED: Giving our Valiant new floor pans.

 

ON THE COVER: Leading off our annual 'Cudas and Challengers issue is the car that launched a legend, a 383 'Cuda convertible that was the fifth car off the assembly line for the '71 model year. This gorgeous machine is but one of the many E-Bodies seen in this issue.

 

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