SUPER CHEVY 2005 JUNE - COOL '62, SWEET '55, HOT '67

 

Within this issue you will discover the following topics:

1)   Sunday! Sunday! Sunday! - Here's a look at some affordable muscle machine

2)   Tomorrow's Technology Today - An inside look at the Advanced Engine Technology Conference

3)   One Stop Shock Shop - What's cool in performance dampers

4)   Technically Speaking - Shock basics from an industry insider

5)   Odd Rods - Dare to be different, try something outside the box

6)   Cheat Sheet - Here's A Look At Aftermarket Sheet Metal For Your Classic Chevy

7)   Major Mouse Part 3: We're Still Changing Heads - Dart's 180 gives us the power that we like

8)   Tech in the Hood - A true bolt-in reverse-opening hood hinge kit for 1st-Gen Camaro fans

9)   Body Double - Don't fix that Camaro hulk, replace it with Dynacorn's new body shell

10)   Sheetmetal Showtime - Here's how to reskin a Nova door

11)   Shock Treatments - A double dose of adjustments

12)   Swappin' Gears - Low-end punch for a tired 12-bolt

13)   Chop, Cut, Rebuild, The Series Part 2: Up in Flames - Hammers, dollies and tin snips make body mods easy

14)   Blowing Cool - Our Goodmark Camaro gets a breath of conditioned (Vintage) air

15)   A Wolf in Wolf's Clothing - This First-Gen Camaro proves that things aren't always what they seem

16)   Red Hot Rocket - What a cool '62!

17)   Just in time A hot Tri-five in 10 months? Yes sir!

18)   High School Daze - As far as Alternative performers go, this Vega stretches the limit!

 

Cover: OK, so Mike "Strike-a-pose" Harrington's exciting studio shot of Brad Severson's stunning '67 Camaro doesn't exactly represent everyone's example of an Affordable Muscle Car. What the heck, we all like to dream that someday money will be no object, don't we? But since most of us don't fall into that category, we thought this month we'd give you a few examples of machines that can still be purchased without mortgaging your future. And as a step further, we also included a story on Alternative cruisers. Check out the renderings from artist extraordinaire Jason Rushforth, in both stories.

 

Plus many other hot Chevy topics.