SUPER CHEVY 2004 APR - BARNHART's '69 ZL-1 CAMARO

 

Within this issue you will discover the following topics:

1)   SOUTHERN SKIES OF BLUE - Montgomery, Alabama welcomes Super Chevy

2)   APPLE PIE, CHEVROLET, AND A ROCKET TO THE MOON NASA - is overshadowed by Bow-Ties in Houston

3)   WHY SFI? - Certified for your protection

4)   HELL ON WHEELS - SUPER CHEVY tests Hot Rods To Hell's truck-arm suspension

5)   THE CYBER DYNO - Software for building and testing a virtual engine

6)   X PLUS WIND AND RAIN - Project X tours the Midwest

7)   ELECTRIFYING! - Getting a charge out of adding an OPTIMA Battery

8)   DANGER MOUSE PT. 20: TOTAL POWER - Going gapless equals more ponies

9)   HEMI RAT - Sonny Leonard's 21^st-century Chevy engine

10)   ETERNAL TRI-FIVE - Burnin' a bit of rubber

11)   THE ULTIMATE TANNING MACHINE - Modern suspension on a classic Malibu

12)   OFF THE SHELF - This '68 Is Your Run-of-the-Mill 12-second Bruiser, Kind Of

13)   SITTIN' ON CLOUD 9 - With a brand new ride

14)   FROZEN IN TIME - Ken Barnhart's original-owner ZL -1 Camaro that's a rolling example of drag racing's past

15)   BLU BU IN PARADISE - This complete ride is fun to drive!

 

COVER: All crossed up! That's right, SUPER CHEVY is back on track-testing, that is. Photographer turned test pilot Andrew "let me at 'em" Schear was in the seat as Nick "I can do it, too" Licata pressed the shutter release on a borrowed Canon digital camera and captured him putting the screws to Ryan Hunter's 383-powered '68 F-body. Although Nick has shot tons of drag race cars, and Ryan's Camaro is a 12-second ride, Andrew was determined to show the quarter-mile men that cars do go around corners, too. We think everyone got the point here. Speaking of hanging curves, check out the awesome test results of the Morrison GT55 on page 67.

 

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