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Hot Rods and Racing Cars #66 (1963)

Charlton · 1963 · 36 pages

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Contains 5 stories
Chase Car
6 pp · car

Clint Curtis and Alex take turns driving Deputy Sheriff Paul Liston’s aging car in a high-speed pursuit after a reckless driver, Rex Balzer, evades capture by speeding through back roads. Though the deputy’s vehicle struggles to keep up, the boys devise a plan to outmaneuver Balzer by studying his routes and relying on their own driving skill.

Second Prize
5 pp · car

Drexel Clay, a high school graduate with a passion for automotive engineering, wins a county drag championship with his customized '62 Chevy, impressing his skeptical father, a lawyer, with both his mechanical skill and deep understanding of performance tuning. As his father begins to reconsider his disapproval, he surprises Drexel by diving into hands-on automotive work himself, hinting at a surprising shift in priorities.

Model Magic
4 pp · car

Clint Curtis, still recovering from a wrecked car, stumbles upon a young model builder named Tim Todd and his impressive scale racing set in a basement workshop. As the two bond over their shared passion, Tim introduces Clint to the world of model car building through a thrilling new catalog, sparking a fresh adventure in craftsmanship and friendship.

Match Race
6 pp · car

Clint Curtis, a young man visiting a Central American country, finds himself in a tense rivalry with Pepe de Luna, a wealthy and arrogant local who owns a prized red Alfa-Romeo. After a series of confrontational encounters on the road, the two agree to a high-stakes match race to settle their feud. As the race unfolds on a narrow jungle road, both drivers push their vehicles to the limit, each determined to prove superiority in a dangerous test of skill and nerve.

Mean Cop
4 pp · car

Patrolman John Lasher, known for his strict enforcement of traffic laws, pulls over a group of hot-rodders after catching one speeding. When the teens attempt to prank him by staging a high-speed chase, Lasher responds with surprising calm, revealing the deeper reason behind his tough demeanor.

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