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Hot Rods and Racing Cars #26 (1956)

Charlton · 1956 · 36 pages

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Contains 5 stories
From Father to Son!
8 pp · car

Italo Ferrari, a construction worker from the old country, dreams of racing and seizes his chance when a great promoter offers him an opportunity to become a driver. Years of success, marriage to Maria, and immigration to America follow, but when his son Ted drifts toward bad influences and trouble, Italo must decide whether to pass on his passion for the track—or use it to reach the boy before it's too late.

Machine Madness
4 pp · car

Hot Rod King races against the clock to catch a gang of crooks who've robbed Hap's speed show, using nothing but his driving skill and a daring high-speed pursuit to outmaneuver them across town. When the criminals hole up in a fortified hideout overlooking a reservoir, King devises an unorthodox plan involving a ski jump and his own racer to flush them out. It's a wild ride that proves sometimes the fastest way to victory isn't the direct route.

Smooth Money, Rough Track!
6 pp · car

"Hot Rod" King arrives at the Speedrome with his souped-up Blue Meteor, ready to test the car against the toughest competition in the country—but Ellen reveals that promoter Harris Gail and rival driver Red Volk have rigged the dangerous track to cause crashes and draw crowds. King must navigate the hazardous course while confronting Volk's arrogance and Gail's reckless scheme, all to prove what his new suspension system can really do.

Baby
3 pp · car
Loser Takes All
4 pp · car

A young hot rodder and his rival both enter a car decoration contest to win a savings bond—and the affection of Sally. When sabotage ruins one competitor's paint job before the contest, the outcome proves that sometimes thinking of someone else matters more than artistic pride or a prize.

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