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TITLE:
Keepin' Track Corvette Magazine
[ The Magazine Dedicated to Corvette Enthusiasts!Marvelous vintage Automotive Magazine with great features!]
ISSUE DATE:
MARCH 1979; Volume 3, Number 9
CONDITION: Standard magazine size, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)
IN THIS ISSUE:
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The Magazine Dedicated to Corvette Enthusiasts!
ON THE COVER .. . Is this the 1980 Corvette? Our spy, who took these photos, says it is. The changes are obvious. There's more about it and other pictures in this
month's Profile featuring Dave McLellan, seen on page 34.
MARCH 1979 FEATURES:
Cobra vs. Corvette by Wallace A. Wyss There may never again be a confrontation between two sports cars like the one that took place between the Cobra and the
Corvette. When the Cobra began its racing career, it all but shut out the Corvette from the winner's circle for several years.
Corvette Buyer's Guide by Mike McCamille Be honest, how many times have you wondered how much your 'Vette would sell for in other parts of the country? Or
maybe you're looking to buy a Corvette and you'd like to go where you can get the best deal in the nation. If so, you'll find out in this comprehensive feature.
Profile: Dave McLellan by Gary Wiizenburg Some straight talk from the guy who will take the Corvette into the '80s. Our interview with him is a frank and honest one
that will give more detail about future Corvettes than you've ever read before. One hint, don't count on a mid-engine Corvette.
Corvette Wheel Alignment by Dennis Filipowski We've taken the mystery out of aligning your Corvette front wheels. This is a true do-it-yourself project that can be
done in your own garage. Some say if you want it done right, do it yourself -- now you can.
Competition Matters If you race, know about this.
Water In The Fuel Tank By Robert E. Grass It's a problem we all think about.
Sixty-Four Fuelie Slalom Champ by Elko Kikawada An innovative approach to a winning autocross Corvette. We take a close look at the parts and changes that go into
making a consistently winning Corvette. It's also one "tough" looking car on the track or the trailer.
If Corvetting Gets Any Better by John Osborn Have you ever wondered where many of the experimental and prototype Corvettes end up? Or do you know where the
Serial No. 1 Indy Pace Car is? If so, come along with us to the most interesting museum of all and take a look at the Corvette.
DEPARTMENTS:
A Word Or Two by Frank Kodl Forget the 55 mph speed limit.
Letters It's good to hear from you. Keep 'em coming.
Under The Hood by Gene Smith Your problems are answered.
Keep Checking Your Rear View Mirror by Len Root The impossible, you say ... police don't agree.
Dateline: Corvette A little of this and that about 'Vettes.
What's Next? The Corvette events are coming again.
Corvettes Across America By Mike McCarville A monthly update on Corvette club happenings.
Final injection by Gary Witzenburg More good news on the bad news 55!].
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