1959 Speed Mechanics Dec Art Chrisman 1932 Ford Coupe 1949 Mercury 49 Plymouth on 2040-parts.com
Chicago, Illinois, US
This is the December 1959 issue of SPEED MECHANICS Magazine.
-cover wear, corner crease lines
-small bottom of cover spine separation
-numbers on cover
This is an issue of Speed Mechanics magazine, printed in December 1959.
Measures approximately 8" x 11". This is one of the best of the vintage hot rod
magazines from the 1950s and 60s. This has great vintage pictures and
articles including a special section on 1930s hot rods including the Art
Chrisman 1932 roadster now owned by Wade Lowe, also the Low Seco 1933
Ford roadster with 1948 Mercury flathead, the Andy Kassa 1932 3-window
"Ruby Rod" Ford and more; a wild custom tourer hot rod with a Cadillac
hearse cowl on a 1941 Ford chassis, a beautiful 1949 Mercury coupe with
scallop paint, a 1935 Ford coupe with small block Chevy, a 1949 Plymouth
station wagon with a souped up drive train, and lots more.
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