2006 Car Craft Summer Nationals - Overload!
The Greatest Gathering Of Street Machines In Recent Memory Cruised With Us At The GM Performance Division Presents The 2006 Car Craft Summer Nationals.
Aliens landed in a nearby field and began to take photos, but no one cared. Everyone was too busy burnin' rubber and cruising the fairgrounds at the GM Performance Division Presents the Car Craft Summer Nationals. Why did GM present it? Because the company wanted to show off its meaty GTO, the Gen III-powered Solstice, and the '06 Indy pace-car Corvette. We were there along with a herd of oiled up Miss Car Craft contestants just lookin' at stuff. This year, the Nats bulged with 4,680 cars, 28,952 gapers, and one '78 Caprice that used to be a chicken coop. Feast your eyes!
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Glad checks out the specs on '69 Camaro steel bodies on display in the GM Restoration Part
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It's always cool to see race cars cruising the fairgrounds. Check out the quarter-turn fas
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Flying rubber shrapnel from Mike Haag's passenger-side tire sent people running for cover
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Brad Johnson's '67 Chevelle made big power on the DynoMax Performance Exhaust Dyno Challen
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Randy Atwood bangs gears in his '95 Impala SS. Astute readers know, of course, that these
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We were dreaming 401 and four-speed, but this '74 AMX actually has a 304 with a three-spee
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GM Performance Division sent an entire fleet of street machines, including a mega-decibel
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Look closely at the white Mustang. That's a 211/44-inch chop out of the roof of the '69 fa
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This might be either Randy or Mike Fast, but we forgot which. What we do know is that he i
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According to the Car Craft finger, GM is reproducing part number 3841126, the much-too-bit
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This is an English version of a '67 Barracuda driven by Jeff Pallum. Note the amber Englan
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