Hot Rods and Racing Cars #46
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe issue features two main stories. "The Fast Car Loses" depicts Clint Curtis and the Road Knights dealing with a police car being outrun on a closed private road, ending in a screech. "The Novice" follows Julio, who has managed to travel over one hundred and three miles in a foreign stock American sedan, competing against a Porsche in a mountain race where his black sedan marked "police" keeps pace with and eventually passes the foreign racer, despite a one-sided race officer threatening to issue a speeding ticket. Additionally, the issue advertises "The Solid Gold Phoney" as another featured story and promotes a Transogram Sweepstakes contest offering thousands of dollars in prizes.
Clint Curtis races recklessly to catch a mysterious driver speeding through dangerous terrain, unaware that the reckless teen behind the wheel is the police commissioner’s son, Mickey McCoy. As the chase unfolds, Clint must confront not only the danger of the road but also the personal stakes when the truth about Mickey’s involvement comes to light.
A rookie police officer, Jim Gannon, finds himself unexpectedly racing against the famed international driver Julio Bua after a high-speed chase, leading to a surprising turn when Bua offers him a chance to drive a competitive car in a major race. Though Gannon is untrained in road racing, his deep familiarity with the mountain highway gives him an edge as he battles through the course, facing both the challenge of the track and his own doubts about leaving the force.
Clint Curtis, the former leader of the Road Knights, remains skeptical of Flash Nixon’s impressive racing claims, challenging him to a showdown on Look-out Mountain. After Flash easily defeats Clint in the race, the tension grows as Clint becomes increasingly convinced there’s something wrong with the new member—especially when Flash refuses to allow an engine inspection, leading to a dramatic confrontation and a high-speed chase down a steep hill.
Johnny Bronson, a skilled go-kart racer with no money for bigger cars, catches the attention of retired driver Ed Welch, who offers to coach him in racing a high-speed midget. As Johnny learns advanced techniques from Welch and his friend Tick Edmunds, he faces tough competition and personal doubts—but finds confidence in his growing talent and determination.
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