SUPER FORD 1993 NOV - '66 GT350 CONVERTIBLE, ALLISON

 

Within this hard to find issue you will discover the following topics:

1)   Pigeon Fords - Checking out the 1993 Fl00 Supernationals in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee

2)   Snake Tale - Behind the wheel of one of the rarest Shelbys of them all

3)   Davey Allison Remembered - Once again, tragedy strikes the Ford racing family

4)   Driving Impressions:  Inspecting, dissecting and driving the '94 Mustang

5)   Inside Out Mustang Styling - The new Mustang mixes old with new for a fresh look

6)   Super SHO - Stage one of our in-house SHO project

7)   Hot Start - A new starter that promises to make engine swaps a snap

8)   Long-Range V6 - An in-depth look at Ford's upcoming Four-Valve dohc V6

9)   Blue Oval Sprints - Chipping away at Chevy domination in the Sprint Car world

10)   Industrial Strength Pantera - Joe Moore took the heavy-duty approach to exoticar building

11)   Vintage T/A - There's more to the original Trans-Am than just the factory teams

12)   4.6 SOHC Mach 1 - This Mach 1 "Cammer" is a little different than expected

13)   Driving Force - SN-95 Powertrains - In which we find an old V8 friend and a long lost V6 cousin

14)   '94 Mustang Chassis and Suspension - The New Fox-4 chassis is a vast improvement over the original

15)   First '94 Mustang Performance Parts - The aftermarket is already busy at work outfitting the latest Mustang

16)   Mustang Background - The aborted 25th anniversary Mustang project sheds some light on current Mustang thinking

17)   NASCAR Summer

18)   Tech questions & answers

19)   Muscle Ford news

 

On The Cover: After what feels like eons of waiting, America finally gets a new Mustang. Not that we think Ford waited too long to replace the current Mustang, mind you, it's just that it seems our 5.0-liter friend has changed from nursery diapers to nursing-home diapers somewhere along the way. Lee Ronson was on hand to capture the rebirth of the Mustang with his photo of our bright yellow '94 Mustang cover car, The 5.0-liter engine cutaway comes courtesy of Ford Photographic

 

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