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Special Interest Autos #57 1980 June Six was the magic number 1933 Plymouth
Special Interest Autos #57 1980 June
CONTENTS
DRIVE REPORTS
Six was the magic number 1933 Plymouth PD by Arch Brown10
A classic among fire engines 1926 Ahrens-Fox by Ray Scroggins 34
A sizzlerfrom South Bend 1963 Studebaker R2 Lark by Fred Fox50
COLUMNS
Overdrive4
Recaps7
Noted in Passing63
Oddies but Goodies66
GENERAL FEATURES
Yesterday's Cars of the Future by Leon Dixon Should there be a Chrysler Turbine in our future?18
Living With It: 1950 Jeep by Buz Bowling Doughty, dual-purpose special-interest vehicle26
Have Oil, Will Travel by Donald F. Wood Traveling filling stations were a real gas 32
Developing the Second Generation Firebird by Michael Lamm Exclusive excerpt from the new book42
Three Years in the Life of a Rickenbacker by Spence Murray Here's what it really cost to own a car back then 58
Way Back When at the Glen by Jack Trefney 28 years ago, it was a very different scene60
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