CRUZIN MAGAZINE #278

Here we go again – the edition that proves that it’snot always the shiny cars that make it into the magazine!

Cruzin #278 is our 6th instalment of the Sweet Patina series, and this time it’s a killer! Model A Fords were made for patina, and Shane Corr’s 1930 Tudor is a prime example. Also sharing the cover is Steve Hynard’s 1961 Chevy, which was well disguised when he imported it, and a rare SOHC Ford big block that’s been in storage for decades.

We were proud to be a part of the 90th Anniversary of 1933 and 1934 Automobiles at Cowra this year, and we bring you our coverage in this issue, along with a story on local lad Simon Holland and his custom-built 1934 Plymouth delivery.

We also check out a gen-u-ine survivor ’36 Ford from South Oz and a hot-rodded Toyota Landcruiser from way out west. Finally, it wouldn’t be right if we didn’t include some old-time racing, so we headed to France for another look at the Normandy Beach Races!

In Car Kraft, this month, we look at the works of American artist Ryan Curtis, Aussie Norm pays tribute to the late George Poteet, and Alan Barton gives us an in-depth how-to on building patina models. It’s cool!

It’s all in Cruzin #278, out now!

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