Description
The Popular Hot Rodding Magazine from March 1972 is a must-have for any serious collector of vintage magazines. This issue features a captivating highlight—the "Little Guy Nationals"—featuring an intense 64-car drag race that is sure to excite any automotive enthusiast.
This collectible vintage issue provides a thrilling snapshot of automotive culture in the early 1970s, capturing the essence of drag racing and hot rodding that defined an era. It also provides invaluable insights into the small-block Chevy and includes unique features on hot rod engineering that showcase the passion and innovation of the time. The article on Project '32 stands out, as it invites readers to follow the restoration of a classic '32 Deuce, highlighting the challenges and joys of car building.
This magazine is in great condition for its age, complete with minor wear on the edges, making it an excellent addition to any collection of vintage magazines. Each magazine comes with a protective plastic covering, ensuring its preservation for years to come. For your convenience, we offer combined shipping on multiple purchases.
Notable articles in this issue include:
- 32: The “Little Guy” Nationals - A tough 64-car field provided spectators with some wild drag action.
- 41: Announcing the 4th Annual POP ROD Championships - It’s never too early to start making plans to attend!
- 53: A/Gas, Featuring Pop ’N Rod - A humorous cartoon strip with Pete Millar characters.
- 18: Things You Always Wanted to Know About the Small-Block Chevy - Tips for enhancing Chevy performance.
- 24: Introducing Project ’32 - A detailed build of a classic car.
- 28: A Hot English Transplant - Discussing the easy engine swap for MGB coupes.
- 46: How to Pick a Cam - Simplifying cam selection with easy tests.
- 54: The ABC’s of Hot Rodding - This month’s lesson on street tires for safety and performance.
- 61: Header Shield - Tips on improving the appearance of exhaust headers.
This issue of Popular Hot Rodding Magazine remains a popular choice among collectors and fans of automotive history, making it an essential addition to your vintage magazines collection.