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Hot Rod Dec 2007 'Street Cup': Rick Stanton Ford Talladega NASCAR Street Car

Open magazine spread titled STREET CUP showing a racing Torino
Open magazine spread titled STREET CUP showing a racing TorinoOriginal file
Open magazine spread titled STREET CUP showing a racing Torino

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Magazine article spread headlined Street Cup featuring a race-prepped Ford Torino, photographed atop an engine.

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This image is a photograph of a two-page opening spread from Hot Rod magazine (December 2007 issue, pages 40-41), laid open across the engine bay of a car whose valve cover/air cleaner area shows a 'BOSS 429' badge. The article is titled 'STREET CUP' and carries the deck 'Rick Stanton Built the Car We've Been Longing For: A NASCAR Racer for the Street.' It is written by Christopher Campbell with photography by Randy Lorentzen. The dominant image shows a maroon/burgundy Ford Talladega-style fastback stock car, number 72, with 'Talladega' lettering on the quarter panel and period sponsor decals (Autolite, WIX), cornering hard on a road course. A sidebar caption explains that although the Talladega paraded around a few tracks previously, the magazine's photo shoot was the first time owner/builder Rick got to push it hard on a road course, Willow Springs, where it handled surprisingly well despite being designed for big ovals. This is magazine feature literature rather than a technical reference; it contains no fuse charts, wiring data, torque specs, or part numbers. A reader learns the article's subject, author, photographer, publication, and issue date.

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What magazine and issue is this article from?
Hot Rod magazine, December 2007 issue, pages 40-41, based on the visible page footers.
What is the article 'Street Cup' about?
It features a car built by Rick Stanton described as 'A NASCAR Racer for the Street', a Ford Talladega-style stock car wearing number 72 and Talladega lettering.
Who wrote and photographed the article?
It was written by Christopher Campbell with photography by Randy Lorentzen.
Where was the featured Talladega photographed being driven hard?
At Willow Springs on a road course; the caption notes the photo shoot was the first time Rick really pushed it, and it stuck the corners surprisingly well despite being designed for big ovals.

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