Chevy High Performance – February 1994

CHEVY HIGH PERFORMANCE 1994 FEB - LINGENFELTER-MOUSE
 
Within this issue you will discover the following topics:
1)   OUTLAW SLAM: Street-Legal Cars Go Seven Seconds in Wild International Gathering
2)   PAINSTAKINGLY RESTORED: Norm Grant's '68 Camaro Cover Car Has Rare Paint And All NOS Parts
3)   CAMARO RESTO SHOP: We Begin A Year-Long Series Of Projects To Help You Restore A Camaro
4)   CAMARO RESTO PARTS GUIDE: Hot Parts And Sources To Complete Your Camaro Restoration Project
5)   CORNERING AN ATTITUDE: Hotchkis Performance Uses 1LE Parts To Upgrade Our '93 Camaro Z28
6)   MAXI MOUSE: John Lingenfelter Shows Us How He Builds A 525HP Small-Block
7)   MAKING A RAT ROAR: Tips And Recipes From Paul Pfaff For Building Supercharged Big-Blocks
8)   NEW WHEELS: We Tell You What We Think After Driving The New Chevy S-10 Pickup
9)   SILVER STREAK: To Keep Up With His Son, Ted Hodges Built Himself A 10-Second Camaro
10)   TWO-LANE TERROR: 1800 Horsepower In A Streetable '55 Chevy That Looks Like A Movie Car
11)   TRIPLE HEAT: Jim And Gwen Houston Build A Hot Red '66 Chevelle With A Corvette Engine
12)   MIND BLOWER: It's Amazing What Fat Tires And A Blown Rat Will Do To Tommy & Barabra Gann's A Little Beretta
13)   EVER CHANGING: By Now, Kevin Terrell May Have Already Modified His '70 Chevelle Again
14)   CHEVY THUNDER THE HEARTBEAT OF AMERICA
15)   RACING:
A)   Sharp Claims Title
B)   Chevys Hot In Busch
C)   Tracy Wins At Laguna
D)   World Challenge News
E)   Sedgwick Fast In West
F)   ASA Crown To Benson
G)   S-10 Debuts In Off-Road
16) FEATURES:
A)   Indy Engine Program Ends
B)   Chevy's Trans-Am Boss
17) TECH: CNC-Ported V6 Heads
Plus other cool Chevy items.
 
THIS MONTH'S COVER: Mike Magda snapped the action shots of Michael Martenson's '65 Chevelle and Stan Shaw's '57 Chevy. Both street machines competed in the World Street Finals where Shaw ran the quarter-mile in 7.87 seconds. Magda also shot Tommy Gann's blown Pro Street Beretta. Down below, Tonya Poole puts the finishing touches on Norm Grant's Camaro.
Making his debut as Chevy High's new art director is John Schiavone, who can be seen peeking his head out from between type while working on Norm's other Camaro. Randy Lorentzen was behind the camera.