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  1. It's my pleasure Scott, as I too am enjoying that same stroll. And your story is hilarious! I bet it got told at least a thousand times at family dinners
  2. The Monza SS you mentioned is also very tasty. It looks quite a bit like the Monza "Fever" featured on the cover of HRM June 1976.
  3. You're right, I try not to be " a hater" myself. What one person likes, another may not - but as long as it moves on wheels, as far as I'm concerned it's cool! I just pulled these photos of the web, and doggone it - now I gotta go out and get me some of these (although they look pretty pricey these days). And because I'm not going to be a hater, here's the Pacer...
  4. Are they as cool as they look in the tiny little ad?
  5. I am totally in love with this Opel GT dragster! I wonder whatever happened to it. I would swear I've seen in here in Las Vegas. HRM October 1977
  6. Anyone ever build (or even see) these models? Not I, although I would love to have the AMT Capri Cafe Racer, Mustang II Python, the Custom Matador, or the Custom Gremlin (I guess I should have said, "anything but the Pacer Wagon") . HRM August 1977
  7. And who says a roadster can only be Ford? Here a beautiful '33 Dodge Cabriolet graced HRM July 1977
  8. A highly customized '40 Chevy that would be a blast to build! HRM June 1977
  9. The Lukens and Shinholster Fiat 500 "Topolino" done to the nines as a dragster. HRM February 1977
  10. 1977 started out with the arrival of the Trans Am, subtly advertised in "Smokey and the Bandit" For those looking to build this icon, an article in HRM January 1977 covered it well with lots of photos.
  11. And finally, to round out the bicentennial, the Dave Crook '70 Firebird (the name and year are listed incorrectly in the article). HRM August 1976 A bit of googling later, and you discover that, WOW - - - this was one fly ride! And it turns out, the car was penned by none other than the same Harry Bradley who was doing design drawings for HRM.
  12. Cool guide on some of the tire and rim choices from the 70's. HRM August 1976
  13. Feature article on customizing the Chevy Monza. HRM June 1976
  14. Some extra cool paint jobs: Van artwork article from HRM January 1976 Customized Toyota pickup truck article from HRM March 1976 Jeep Honcho pickup ad. HRM March 1976
  15. That is one wicked ride - a rear engine Corvette called the "Scorpion". HRM January 1976
  16. Parson Camaro, and what a photo! HRM January 1976
  17. Deora, eat your heart out! HRM January 1976
  18. Richard, you are too funny! You're right, The Italdesign influence is all over the Impala! As for the topics you present, I have been encouraging anyone so inclined to upload such information to this thread and make this more of a community effort. My primary reason for this very time consuming effort has been precisely because there is so much in Hot Rod Magazine useful for our hobby, but with roughly 75,000 pages available and no index anywhere, the only other way to get the information out is by posting it. Thanks much for your input.
  19. ea0863

    Chopped T

    Doggone it. That came out so sweet, now I gotta run out to Hobby Lobby and grab one while they're still 40% off!
  20. And from HRM December 1975 comes some Kenny Youngblood drawings - this time of fantasy vans
  21. Okay, so it's a little weird - but am I the only one who thinks a VW bug kinda' makes a cool little rod? HRM November 1975
  22. For the 70's custom van crowd, HRM November 1975 was chocked full of tricked out "shaggin' wagons".
  23. Great article on an Anglia racer. (BTW; HRM did a whole series of an Anglia build they did in various issues 1974 through 1975)
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