Hot Rod Racers #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue features two multi-part stories. "Day of the Cat" Part 3 follows Rick Roberts in a racing competition where his vehicle encounters mechanical difficulties and he narrowly avoids collision with a black cat during the race. "Golden Boy" Part 3 stars Clint Curtis, who demonstrates a modified car's enhanced dragstrip performance to a potential buyer, with the vehicle capable of outshining standard cars on the street while remaining practical for ordinary driving. Additionally, a short story titled "Little Lulu" depicts a destructive racing accident at a track event where a blue hot rod crashes spectacularly after losing control, with bystanders rushing to aid the driver.
When their fuel dragster explodes during a sanctioned race, a crew chief and his driver Bash Egan must rebuild from scratch—scavenging parts and enlisting help from Bash's mechanically-minded father to construct a competitive AF/A class car from the ground up. As weeks of grueling work and tuning lead to their first race, the team faces the ultimate test: can their homemade machine hold together when it counts, or will inexperience and bad luck derail them once again?
A young drag racer pushes his souped-up hot rod to the limit at the strip, but when winter weather forces an unexpected road race home, his father's seemingly ordinary Oldsmobile—that old "creampuff," as the kids call it—proves there's more to a car than raw strip speed. It's a fun reminder that the right vehicle for the right conditions can surprise everyone, even a confident young driver.
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