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Hot Rods and Racing Cars #32 (1957)

Charlton · 1957 · 36 pages

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Contains 5 stories
Junk Yard Driver
5 pp · car

Dib Braden's hot rod dreams come crashing down when his faulty brakes cause an accident, leaving him with a debt to mechanic and racer Al Owens—and a job working off eight hundred dollars at a buck an hour. As Dib pours his sweat into the garage, learning everything from carburetors to track maintenance, he transforms his own wrecked jalopy into a competitive machine, earning the nickname "Junk Yard Driver" and discovering that skill and determination matter far more than a car's shine. What starts as paying off a debt becomes something much bigger when Al sees real talent under the grease.

200 M.P.H. Club
5 pp · car

Bill Perry has dreamed since childhood of joining the exclusive 200 M.P.H. Club—a honor reserved only for drivers who average over 200 miles per hour on a record run—and he's brought his modified roadster to the Bonneville Nationals for one final shot at membership. After a grueling week of qualification attempts, Bill pushes his car to the limit on the crucial nine-mile course, but a cooling system failure sends scalding water into the cockpit just as victory seems within reach. This thrilling 1957 story captures the grit it takes to pursue a lifelong dream against the odds.

The Second Curve
4 pp · car
Rich Man's Hobby
6 pp · car

A wealthy young driver enters the racing circuit as a lark, but when the professionals teach Johnny Clay a harsh lesson on the track, his casual hobby turns into something far more serious—he needs the prize money to save his family's failing business. As Johnny learns to match the rough tactics of drivers like Joe Gill and Lib Elliot, he discovers that winning at any cost comes with its own price, forcing those around him to reconsider what really matters.

Cowboy Crush
5 pp · car

Norma Drue thinks cars are just transportation until she spots Cowboy Vane and his flashy hot rod, inspiring her to build her own dragster from scratch with help from the Safety Club. As her finished car catches Cowboy's eye, Norma discovers that winning his attention comes with a dangerous price—and a hard lesson about who's really worth impressing.

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