Car Collector and Car Classics – October 2000

CAR COLLECTOR 2000 OCT - MUSCLE CARS, 442, BOSS 302
 
Within this issue you will discover the following topics:
1)   Muscle Car Mania: The 10 Fastest Years In American Automotive History by Mike Mueller
2)   1967 Cutlass 4-4-2 Youthful Appeal by David W. Temple
3)   1970 Ford Mustang Boss 302: King Of The Street by David W. Temple
4)   Meadow Brook Hall Concours d'Elegance 2000: The Show Must Go On by Dennis Adler
5)   Top Of The Mountain: The Burn Foundation Concours d'Elegance Is Joined By The Smithsonian And A Record Crowd As It Celebrates Its 11th Year by Thomas D. Murray
6)   Forty-Onederful Cadillacs: Why Collectors Like Jerry J. Moore Have Placed These Great Prewar GM Luxury Cars Among The Best Collectibles For The New Century by Dennis Adler
7)   San Sylmar, Too: The Nethercutt Collection Opens The Doors To Its Second Museum In California's San Fernando Valley by Dennis Adler
8)   A Reader's Reminiscence: From The Pacific To The Atlantic In A Model T by Emma Moore Weston
9)   Restoration Corner: Detective Story-How To Research Your Restoration by Jim Richardson
10)   Commercially Speaking: Blackhawk Museum's Woodie Bash 2000-Rare Cars Come Out Of The Woodwork by Bud Juneau
11)   Classic Era: Dodge Brothers Four-After John And Horace by Brooks T. Brierley
12)   Investments And Trends: In Praise Of (Some) Appraisers-What A Good Appraisal Should Include by David Brownell
13)   Automobilia: It's A Changing World-Collecting On The Web by Carl Bomstead
14)   Old Cars In Law: Zoning Out, Part 1-A Residential Restoration Battle by Lawrence Savell
15)   Auction news
16)   New products
Plus other collector car items.
 
On The Cover: From 1964 to 1974 Detroit pumped out some of the fastest and meanest cars to ever hit the road. Read about some of the best ones including the 1968 Yenko Camaro shown on the cover in "Muscle Car Mania" beginning on page 16. Photo b) Mike Mueller.