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Mustang Monthly August 2002 Table Of Contents

On Sale At Your Local Newsstand July 9, 2002
From the May, 2009 issue of Mustang Monthly
 
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ON THE COVER The Mach 1... 
   
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ON THE COVER
The Mach 1 is a legend that has seen rebirth at the hands of the Ford Mustang design team. The four-valve V-8 is strong and capable in the hands of a honed driver, not unlike Scott Hoge who is the pilot of the red ’03 Mach 1. His foe in our cobbled-up street battle is a bright yellow ’70 Mach 1 owned by Nathaniel Key. The shoot was done with the help of Allan Shepley of Mustang Central in Byron, Georgia.

Pony Trails 2002

5th Anniversary. The Grand National We Go to The Home of Speed.

It’s Back ’03 MACH 1 Is it all that the old cars are—or is it more? We look at the car, drive it, and let you know.

How To: Five Weekend Projects Here’s a look at five cool bits you can install on your vintage Mustang in the course of a weekend.

Six and The City Kevin Lohse’s ’66 convertible.

Road Trip! Bill Norman’s ’68 GT/CS.

Something...Different Alan and Donna Rye’s ’69 428 Cobra Jet Mach 1.

Long Time Coming Louie Mills’ Boss 351.

Snake Charming George Batejan’s ’68 Shelby GT350 Fastback.

Guide to the 289 Hi-Po A closer look at ford’s high-revving 289 Hi-Po Small-Block.

Dream Saleen Ric Kolb’s ’88 Saleen convertible.

MUSTANG!!! 1994-’98 America’s favorite fun car is reborn as the SN95.

Guide To Five-Speed Transmissions There are several choices in the area of five-speed transmissions for Fox and SN-95 Mustangs. Here’s a look at the most popular.

How To: Really Wide Tires On A ’94-’95 In case you didn’t know, the modern-classic ’95 Cobra R wheel is available in a huge 17x10.5-inch size for the back of SN-95 Mustangs.

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