MOPAR MUSCLE 2002 JUNE - '41 PLYMOUTH PICKUP, DART

 

Within this issue you will discover the following topics:

1)   THE KEEPER: An M-code Road Runner for Ron Mann.

2)   ALMOST FAMOUS: A T/A SP engine-filled '71 'Cuda.

3)   EMPLOYEE BENEFIT: A good boss helped Tom Cannon buy his Charger.

4)   IRON GENTLEMAN: This Coronet is a distinguished gentleman.

5)   NORTHLAND FLYER: A Dart that knows how to hit the target.

6)   ELEPHANT HUNTER: Charles Myers hunts big game with a little gun.

7)   FREE-TIME FLYER: Guarding track "turf" in a '63 Fury.

8)   INTERVIEW: FORREST PITCOCK: The Legend of Dyno 13 and the Golden Commandos.

9)   SOCK IT TO ME, BABY: Plymouth's drag racing in the golden years.

10)   GIANT SLAYER-THE DYNO BLAST: Building big-block power into the 340-part 2

11)   4-2+2+2=MORE POWER: Four barrels to six barrels for a bigger shot in the tail.

12)   INTO THE SLUSH BOX: Building performance into your TorqueFlite.

13)   EDELBROCK EPS CARBURETORS: Once again, too big is just enough.

14)   RARE COMMODITY: A '41 Plymouth pickup truck is a seldom-seen beauty.

 

ON THE COVER This super low-mileage M-code Road Runner was purchased new by Roger Mann of Louisville, Ohio, and has remained in his care over the years. It's the perfect cover car for our fuel-guzzling Six Pack theme this month.

 

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