SUPER FORD 1987 DEC - GRIFFITH, BRANNAN'S 427 GALAXIE

 

Within this issue you will discover the following topics:

1)   Pro Shelby: Jim McClellan's outrageous1966 Pro Street Shelby

2)   Wild Blue Wonder: A low, mean, and SOHC-powered 1970 Shelby Pro Streeter

3)   Pro Pinto: This is really a wild pony

4)   Street Wise: Charles Pantano built a practical Pro Street' 85 Mustang

5)   Lady Maverick: Cathie Hill's wild Maverick Grabber

6)   Project HO Thunderbird: Dual exhaust clip 1/2 -second off our Sport's quarter-mile time

7)   High-Tech Engine Coatings: Insurance against power loss and premature engine failure

8)   Quickor Way to Handling: Quickor Suspension parts for Mustang HOs and Ranger pickups

9)   Analyzing Performance: The G-Analyst computer can help you pick the right performance parts

10)   Brannan's Back! Thanks to Skip Norman, Dick Brannan's old 427 S/S '63 Galaxie is still running strong

11)   Expo Ford '87: If you like hot Fords, this was the place to be on Labor Day weekend

12)   Fast Falcon: When Ron Neely goes for a Sprint, he takes an 11-second Falcon

13)   True Blue: Unlike most street rods, Dave Kramer's '46 Super Deluxe is Ford powered

14)   Griffith 200: Shooting from the hip Cobra powered TVR cannon

15)   Giant Thriller: The Goliath monster truck gets the job done with dual big-blocks

16)   Hooked on a Cobra: Jack Brown's one-owner 1969 428 CJ Torino Cobra

17)   Pro Stock Bound: All-performance Ford dealer Jerry Wilson lands on '88 Pro Stock T-Bird

18)   Dressed to Thrill: This Tempo project car combines form and function

19)   Fairlane Fantasy: Troy Seyfer's street machined' 64 Fairlane Sports Coupe

20)   Reader's rides

 

On the Cover: Beautiful is the best way to describe both Jim McClellan's '66 Pro Street Shelby and Jerry Heasley's cover photograph of it. Joe Dixon shot the photo of Frank Tankalavage's Pro Pinto engine and Donald Farr snapped the shutter on Bob Glidden's U.S. Nationals' bum-out.

 

Plus other hot Ford items.