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Collectible Automobile 2024 December 1981-88 Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Collectible Automobile 2024 December 1981-88 Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Collectible Automobile is published monthly.
Contents
Page Eight
1981-88 Chevrolet Monte Carlo:
Daytona Beach Overtakes
the Cote d'Azur
Chevy's personal luxury star always led a
double life. Gary Witzenburg explains how by
the mid Eighties, its racier side was taking a
clear lead on both the street and the track.
Page Twenty-Four
Against the Wind:
Aerodynamics and
Streamlined Design
The way a moving automobile interacts with the air around it is important for performance and efficiency, but Richard Nesbitt reminds us that what buyers see looking at a car is key as well.
Page Forty-Four
American Motors in 1965:
Slipping Away
American Motors invested heavily in its 1965
Rambler lineup. Patrick Foster reports that
strong competition and a quickly
evolving marketplace contributed
to a disappointing year.
Page Sixty-Eight
1969-73 Jaguar XJ:
Covering the Bases
Jack Stewart tells the tale of how Jaguar's
muddled sedan lineup of the Sixties was
replaced with the smartly designed XJ.
Page Twenty
1960 DeSoto Adventurer
Hardtop Coupe
Page Forty
1934 Lincoln KB Brunn
All-Weather Semi-Collapsible
Cabriolet
Collectible Commercial Vehicles
Page Seventy-Eight
1978 International Scout
Terra Rallye Pickup
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