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Hot Rods and Racing Cars #75

Aug 1965 · Charlton · 0.12 USD
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The issue features the story "Clint Curtis and the Road Knights," which opens with Clint Curtis protesting a race result against Ragtop, claiming the competitor cheated, and includes a subplot titled "Rain Date" in which Clint arranges a date with the popular girl Melody Blake but must cancel to check his date book, leading Melody to call him a "drip." The main racing narrative shows the Road Knights' engine being scrutinized by officials after the protest, with the engine found to be overboarded by 35 pounds per cubic inch, resulting in the loss of their protest and a $35 penalty. In the following week's race, Clint Curtis drives car number 87 for another competition with Ragtop.

Contains 4 stories
Record Run
6 pp · Car

Clint Curtis takes on a record-breaking run at Bonneville in a modified Corvette, pushing the car to its limits and achieving a top speed that earns him praise from his friends Buck and Alex. Afterward, he’s approached by the mysterious millionaire Colonel U. Willowby Barnes, who offers him the chance to pilot a jet-powered car capable of exceeding 600 mph—setting the stage for an unprecedented challenge.

Rain Date
6 pp · Car

Clint Curtis, eager after a disappointing date with Melody Blake, finds himself unexpectedly rescuing her from a stalled convertible during a downpour—only to discover that her date, Duke Jordan, had been more smooth-talking than mechanically inclined. As rain pours and the T-Bird refuses to start, Melody flees on foot, only to be picked up by Clint, who quickly fixes the loose battery cable and leaves Duke stranded in the storm.

I Protest!
6 pp · Car
Race to the Sky
5 pp · Car

In the 40th annual Race to the Sky at Pike's Peak, rookie driver Bobby Donner sets a blistering pace in the small sports class, only to be narrowly edged out by Slim Roberts, whose high-speed run ends in a dramatic crash. As the race continues, champion Bobby Unser pushes his limits, but the day’s biggest moments come not just from speed, but from the courage of those who keep racing despite danger.

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