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And finally, the wildest motorcycle I have ever seen got its own article with lots of photos of the build - just in case someone wanted to try their hand at building it in scale... HRM September 1982
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Another one from the out-in-left-field creations category is this GM and PPG sponsored design. I can definitely see the nose in the 90's generation F bodies. HRM October 1982 It's hard not to see similarities though between this car and the Dodge M4S Interceptor that came out about the same time. That's one I would buy in a heartbeat if someone made a scale model of it. Remember it in the movie, "The Wraith"? The car won Best Actor in that one for sure!
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From HRM August 1982 also came this small photo and article that should've been called "what the heck is that contraption?" But a little bit of digging later, and it turns out to be a pretty cool creation that certainly would have looked good in any Batman movie. Okay, so it's true; I like weird!
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Likewise HRM August 1982 had a write-up on shifter consoles from that era. This is one article I know I'll be referring to in the future.
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Now I know for a fact I was around in '82, but I do NOT remember this movie. Must've been a real clunker. Cool vehicles though!
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No conversation about the early 80's would be complete without the '82 Camaro and Firebird. Two issues covered them with lots of photos and background.
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From HRM August and September 1981 comes four PPG cars that were tricked out 80's style! A Mercury LN7, Dodge Charger, Chevy Cavalier, and AMC Spirit.
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In an article about John Buttera from HRM May 1981 was this photo. I've never made a diorama, but this one looks like a good representation of one to me.
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A pair of heavy metal Camaros - '67 and '73. I love the stances; both different, but both tough! HRM February 1981
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Getting a little more current, a hemi powered '75 Plymouth Duster. That engine is so sweet! HRM November 1980
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John Buttera '23 - '27 T-bucket. (I thought the 20's and 30's Fords would've gone the way of the dinosaur by 1980, but here I am learning that was far from the case). HRM October 1980
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Very cool creation by someone named Terry Brown, called the "Gold Rush Express". I'm not even sure what year or body design to call it, but awesome! HRM October 1980