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Steve Stanford Cadillac renderings. HRM October 2015
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Ooh, HRM September 2015 had an article on a lost-and-found Kellison funny car. Now I know what to do with my second PETG Kellison body! Motor Trend online had a lot more background and photos on this car which will come in handy for a build. https://www.motortrend.com/features/kellison-funny-car-found-and-documented
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An article on photographing cars had the following itty bitty pic: A bit of googling later, it turned out to be a '67 Fiat 850 powered by a turbocharged VW Type 1 motor at the rear. This thing runs 9 second quarters! I love it!!!
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'68 AMC AMX custom. HRM April 2015
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Great article on the Hoonigan Mustang. I have seen this car in person, and it is LOUD! And just standing still, it looks like it could cut you from 5 feet away If you would like to see this car in action with Ken Block at the wheel, check out the video below. R.I.P. Ken.
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'59 El Camino meets Chevy SSR! HRM March 2015
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Article on the restoration of the AK Miller "Caballo II" racer.
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A small write-up on the Falconer V12 engine. HRM December 2014 What a beauty totally worthy of a hot rod! Check out their website at https://falconerengines.com/ for all kinds of other fascinating engines - both old and new.
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And speaking of styling, here is another creation that should be named "bland to the bone". (Just looking to see if anyone is paying attention )
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If you like swoopy art-deco styles, look no further than Rick Dore. In this instance, his creation known as "The Black Pearl" graced the pages of HRM December 2014.
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'51 Studebaker custom fastback woodie. What a work of art! HRM August 2014
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A tasty '65 Galaxie 500 resto-mod by Dave Kindig.
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"Piss'd Off Pete" by Randy Grubb. HRM March 2014 Looks like a great idea for a build to me!
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An improbable yet magnificent example of a '34 Ford Street/Strip beast! (And yes, it does have a radiator - - it's just hidden in the trunk)
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El Camino based '61 Holtkamp Cheetah transporter. HRM December 2013 From the internet;
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I've actually seen it at SEMA. It felt like it stood about 2 feet tall, and 8 feet wide!
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Ford GT40 + '69 Mach 1 = Mach40
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HRM February 2013 had a drawing come to life; in this case a Thom Taylor wedge-shaped '32 roadster brought to life by Dan and Ashley Webb, along with Craig Naff. The style was reminiscent of a couple of '34 Fords done by Darrell Zipp (and known colloquially as "Zippers")
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And if you think your scale model builds take forever, here is the "Indy Speedster V8" lovingly built one handmade piece at a time by a gentleman named Jackie Howerton, purchased by one Bill Lindig, turned over to Pete Chapouris and the So-Cal Speed Shop for completion, motor completed by Art Chrisman, and winner of AMBR 2012. And all that only took 18 years! HRM September 2012
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Troy Trepanier '69 Ford Torino in bare metal. Oh how I wish they would have just clear-coated it so we could enjoy that metalwork forever! HRM September 2012
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'30 5-Window Coupe with V12 Lincoln motor. Perfect proportions in a glorious package!
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HRM May 2012 had a little trip down memory lane with the Bill Mitchell '60 Pontiac X-400 concept in the background, and the Mickey Thompson '60 Assault I dragster in the foreground. The 1960 X-400 in the photo would was apparently based on the Bonneville Of the other X-400's referred to, the '62 is a Grand Prix '63 X-400 is working up to a GTO '64 X-400 has all the earmarks of that wonderful GTO design As for the MT Attempt I referred to above, it can be had in scale model form...
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Detailed follow-up article in HRM April 2012 on the heart of this beast.
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'69 Roadrunner pretty much in name only. "Sweet N' Lo" should be its name!
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