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Issue #60
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Features include two impressive ’34 Ford coupes, one on each cover. Jack Stirnemann of St. Louis, Missouri, owns the period-perfect black ’34 three-window coupe and the Randy Bianchi-built orange ’34 five-window coupe owned by Rob Montalbine of New Jersey. This issue also features the recreated Burkholder Brothers Fuel Altered, and a mild custom ’54 Cadillac Coupe de Ville. Cover A: 1934 Ford coupe, Cover B: 1934 Ford coupe.
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Features include two impressive 1934 Ford coupes, one on each cover. Jack Stirnemann of St. Louis, Missouri, owns the period-perfect black ’34 three-window coupe and the Randy Bianchi-built orange ’34 five-window coupe owned by Rob Montalbine of New Jersey. This issue also features the recreated Burkholder Brothers Fuel Altered, and a mild custom ’54 Cadillac Coupe de Ville.
RJ TIMES
- Barris-Built Dick Fowler ’38 Ford Coupe
- Ted Bennett Early So-Cal Hot Rodding
- Rod & Custom Turns 60
- Ryan Reed’s Ride Design’s Trio of Deuces
- TRJ Revival Featured Entrants
FEATURES
- Surf Rods Redux: From the Scrapbooks of Dale Velzy, Hap Jacobs, and Bev Morgan
- Rob Montalbine’s Randy Bianchi-Built ’34 Five-Window
- Harry Burkholder and Robert Reel’s Recreated Burkholder Brothers Fuel Altered
- Stanley Wilson’s Texas-to-California Speed Parts Exchange
- Mike Collins’ Customs and Rods: ’54 Cadillac Coupe de Ville, ’55 Buick Special, and ’28 Ford Roadster Pickup
- Jack Stirnemann’s Twin Turbocharged Flathead-Powered ’34 Three-Window
- Speedorama: Portland’s Second Car Show
- Parts is Parts: So-Cal Sacramento and SF Flatheads’ Hot Rod Emporium
