SUPER FORD 1992 JULY - NEW BIRD, TORINO CJ, T-BOLT

 

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

1)            Easy 390 and 428 Builds! Low-buck big-block build-ups. Whew! Say that three times fast!

2)            5.0L How-To: Roll bar Installation: Simple roll bars pay plenty of dividends

3)            5.0L How To: Wing Installation: Step one on the road to making a Wild 'Stang

4)            Twisty Business III: The final word in Ford handling

5)            Road Test: Thunderbird Sport V8: In search of the hidden Mustang

6)            Paint Pot: A few daydreams on painting your Wild 'Stang

7)            Moving Target: How low can a Bronco go?

8)            Canadian Cobra jet: The Torinos are tough in Western Canada

9)            Long Term Touring: Settling in with our Crown Vic Touring Sedan

10)      Hotter Than Ever: Bill Elliott and Junior Johnson: The Budweiser team helps give Ford its best NASCAR start ever

11)      427 Street Fairlane: Marc Troy's Thunderbolt clone

12)      460 Super Gasser: Don Cumby's 460 Mustang II is surprisingly stock

13)      Heavy-Cargo: This Ranger carries a big block in the bed - for motivation

14)      Alan Kulwicki - The climb continues

15)      Tech questions & answers

16)      Muscle Ford news

Plus other interesting items.

 

ON THE COVER:

Our own Chuck James brought home the film of our Mustang cover cars, succeeding despite the minor, impediment of a Rolls-Royce owner unused to giving up the right-of-way. Just another day at the office, right Chuck? From left, that's Vicki Hunter, car owner Ken Steel, Angel and car owner Ozzie Lumpuy. An extra big blast of appreciation goes to the Lakeland Square 10 theater, who graciously allowed us the use of their fire lane. Fortunately, there were no fires.

 

This magazine is in very good condition.

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