Car Collector and Car Classics – October 2002

CAR COLLECTOR 2002 OCT - GT350H, AMX, AMERICAN MUSCLE
 
Within this issue you will discover the following topics:
1)   A Three-Horse Race: GM, Ford, And Chrysler's High-Performance Heydays by Mike Mueller
2)   1966 Shelby G.T. 350H: Hertz Rent-A-Racer by David W. Temple
3)   1968 AMC AMX: American Motors' Two-Seat Experiment by David Temple
4)   1933 Chrysler Custom Imperial CL: Close Coupled Five-Passenger Sedan An Elegant Car From An Elegant Time When People Dressed For Dinner, Even When They Were Dining At Home by Dennis Adler
5)   The Salt That Satisfies At Bonneville, It's Always Been About Speed by Neil Rashba
6)   My Town: What Is And What Was by Thomas D. Murray
7)   Eyes On Design: 2002 Visions Of Beauty by Gary Witzenburg
8)   Restoration Corner: First Glass Repair-Dealing With A Shattering Experience by Jim Richardson
9)   Commercially Speaking: Woodies On The Wharf--A California Tradition by Bud Juneau
10)   Classic Era: Lea-Francis--Something Very Interesting Every Now And Then by Brooks T. Brierley
11)   Investments & Trends: Contrarian Convertibles And Disappearing Nameplates-Cars With Fading Fortunes by David Brownell
12)   Automobilia: A Wine Country Discovery-Vintage Collectibles by Carl Bomstead
13)   Old Cars In Law: Pay Them Now- The (Relatively) Little Repair Bill That Grew by Lawrence Savell
14)   Auction news
15)   Restoration tips
16)   New products
Plus other collector car items.
 
On The Cover:
One of America's greatest contributions to the history of the automobile is the muscle car. This is an automotive era that America can truly calls its own.  Our look at American Muscle begins on page 24. The cover illustration is by Keith Betterly.