Description
If you appreciate the practicality of Four-Door Sedans and Station Wagons, the workmanship of a Full Classic, the functionality of a Business Coupe, and the performance of Sports Cars and Muscle Cars, then you’ll appreciate Crankshaft, the new collector-car magazine you’ve been waiting for.
Rarely has a 1960 Dodge Matador ever been featured in a magazine, but now you can read all about this rarely seen Mopar. There are also profiles on a racy 1910 Pierce-Arrow, a one-of-one 1935 Hoffman, an all-original 1956 Cadillac, a Corvette-powered Iso Rivolta, Sox & Martin’s 1968 Super Stock Barracuda, a beautiful 1973 Chevrolet Monte Carlo, a finely restored 1967 Saab Sonett II, and a look at General Motors’ “clamshell” station wagons. In addition, we look back at Southern California’s Lions Drag Strip, go into the production room of Brooklin Models, profile a one-owner Triumph TR3B, have an historical review of Lincoln’s 100 year history, and take a rare look at early Motor Shows and Salons of Europe.
