Hot Rods and Racing Cars #87
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe issue features "Dragster Without Wheels," a story about a race between a hydroplane boat piloted by Curtis and a dragster driven by Ratty. After obtaining permission from officials, the competitors set up for an unprecedented drag race along an asphalt road running beside a river. During the race, an unscheduled boat driven by someone called Salty Gordon's Sea Queen appears on the water, causing officials in the control tower to become concerned about the interference with the scheduled event.
Roy Miller's pride in his supertuned Corvette takes a hit when a local drag racer named Arnie Quinlan cons him into a side bet—and walks away with Roy's savings using an engine he lied about. Determined to get even, Roy and his father pull a high-performance engine from a junkyard Pontiac and rebuild Roy's 'Vette into a real contender, teaching the young hot-rodder what honest craftsmanship can do. Now Roy's ready to face Quinlan on the strip and reclaim both his cash and his pride.
A country boy and his cousin arrive at the racetrack with a souped-up Ford, ready to prove themselves against seasoned drivers like the confident Ace Weisl. What starts as a high-speed duel becomes a test of nerve and skill as the cousins discover that patience and precision might matter more than raw horsepower on the oval.
Clint Curtis takes his fuel-burning hydro dragster to the water for a race, but when rival drivers Ratty Finkowsky and Ronny Waters mock water racing as inferior to land dragsters, Clint challenges them to prove otherwise. As officials grant permission for the first-ever race between a hydro and a car dragster on a nearby asphalt strip, Clint must navigate the unique demands of transitioning from water to land while facing Ratty's skeptical confidence.
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