1973 RS Z28 L82/TH400 Road Test, Hi Performance Cars September 1973

Joel Rosen's 1973 LT1 Motion Vega Wagon, Hi Performance Cars October 1973

Revisting The 1969 Z28, Hi Performance Cars December 1973

Virile Vega: The First Motion 454 Vega, Hi Performance Cars January 1974

Top Performance Car Of The Year: 1974 Z28 Type LT Road Test, Hi Performance Cars April 1974

Having owned both, it's criminal that the Super Duty Trans Am didn't win this award for 1974 imo.

I finished up all the articles from Hi Performance Cars through 1974 tonight so I'll be taking a break for a while since football season will be starting next week. I have several other old magazines I will post articles from eventually but Car Life and Hi Performance Cars are the only complete sets I have so there won't be near as many. I hope everyone enjoys the vintage articles, I never get tired of reading about muscle cars from the 60's and 70's.

Thanks again for posting these articles. I was born in 1973, 20 years too late! LOL

My pleasure Dave, I'll post a few more every now and then when I find something interesting I think members might like to see. I was born in 1972 so I've always thought I was born 20 years too late as well.

Thank you for the information. Very interesting

Thank you for posting all of these nice articles!

Your welcome guys, I wish I had more to post. If anyone has any vintage Road Test or Super Stock & Drag Illustrated magazines from 1965-1972 they want to unload I'd post a bunch of those articles as well.

Tips for making your Corvette “cooler” in 1963

Project Camaro- 1968 Z28
 

Not too shabby for a stock Z28. Well "Tuned" by Jere Stahl!

69 Chevrolet Performers- Super Stock & Drag Ill Nov 68
 

Not sure this was proofed prior to print!!

1967 Nickey 427 Camaro March 1967 Super Stock
 

I picked up a few random Super Stock magazines so I'll post a few articles today.

1970 Camaro, March 1970 Super Stock & Drag Illustrated

Z28 A race car for the road
 

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The Giant Killer- Z28 302 A Screamer
 

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Z11 Chevy Quest to Dominate A/FX & S/S Classes
 

The very first Z11 was built & driven by Dave Strickler/ Grumpy Jenkins. There seemed to be no limitation on special parts other than being "readily available". Of course, they weren't available except to a select few...