Congratulations on your first 25 years in the Mopar magazine business.
I have every issue from Day one with lots of room for another 50 years worth.  

GTXDan, Thanks for the support. Although I have only been working with the magazine foar about 8 years, I too have every issue. It's amazing to see the changes made over the years.  

Any sneak previews for issues up ahead?  Can't wait for more b-bodies!!

Bill  

Sneak previews, huh.
How about our new department "Quick Tech". This is where Dave Young gives a short overview of how certain things work, and how to apply some ideas to your car.

We've got an issue dedicated to the Young Guns, with a Screamin' '67 GTX, one really cool, modified Cuda, and a Charger a kid built while in school.

We also have a bolt-on, self learning, EFI kit install.  

That is awesome indeed. Always intersting to learn of things that you could possibly apply  to your own car.  I am game for that anytime.  Very interested in the modified Cuda.. sweet.  I have asked a few other places and can't seem to find anything out, but a while back was told there would be a feature on the 63' plymouth that was in the January issue.  If there is not going to be a feature on that, do you have a way I could contact the owner of that car.  I really want to learn more about it!!!  Thanks man..  

The 63 is slated, and the car is killer.  

man RB this room is like typing to yourself, how about a 1969 opel kadette station wagon with a mild 440 with rack and pinion that runs 10.40s?uses the old style vertical wheelie bars and pulls the front end 3 feet in the air with bars adjusted as low as they can go? the tires are almost big as the car, heh  

Ummm, I don't think an Opel--even though it's 440-powered--quite fits our edit.