‘ Hot Rod & Custom’ Magazine
“ The No.1 Best-Selling Hot Rod Magazine ”
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*********March 1980******
‘That was the way it was’ back then . . . . & this magazine, is where it’s all captured
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The cars, features, interviews and articles in this issue include:
‘Kool Konsul’ an amazing heavily modified performance custom
briefly reviewed in this power & handling Feature, with some inspiring
pictures – 1953 Mk1 Ford Consul (4 stunning pages)
‘Lemon Pop’ a very Special custom reviewed & detailed, with a recollection of the stages of the build and finally all the facts and performance figures provided – a ‘Sit up’ Ford Pop (4 interesting pages)
Plus:-
The latest news from the world of customising
Styles, fashions and trends in the everchanging world of car modification
Motoring features of general Interest
Reports on ‘Cruises’, Shows, Rally's & Meet-Up’s Nationwide
Detailed steps to performance modifications
Up ’n’ Coming Shows, Rally’s, Events and Exhibitions etc
Occasional topless or Underwear Model Posters
The very latest in products, clothing and gadgets (from that period era)
Recent world Interest articles
Race Reports & interviews with Racers, past & present
Reader’s contributions via the letters pages, with topical matters, relevant at the time
Celebrities and racer’s writing contributions for the Magazine
Stunning Action Photography – on the Drag strip, Airfields, Race Tracks . . . & Public Roads
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