My 1989 IROC-Z featured in Hot Rod Magazine
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My 1989 IROC-Z featured in Hot Rod Magazine
http://www.hotrod.com/articles/next-...0&sf44907290=1
Correction - the magazine is Muscle Car Review (part of the Hot Rod Network)
Last edited by skirocz28; 12-05-2016 at 03:41 PM.
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Re: My 1989 IROC-Z featured in Hot Rod Magazine
I thought that car looked familiar. Congrat's on getting some third gen exposure!
How did you end up getting it in the article? i'm always curious how people get there cars in the magazines
How did you end up getting it in the article? i'm always curious how people get there cars in the magazines
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I've known the writer for years and done countless articles with him on cars we've built at Katech. He is a freelance writer so he can get into a lot of different magazines. There is another article coming out soon on my 1LE project for Chevy High Performance.
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Car: 91 Z28, 87 SC, 90 IROC, 92 RS
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Congrats man on the ink. For both of them!!! I love the 1LE. What issue is yours gonna be in CHP?
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From the article...Jason’s IROC-Z still has its original interior, looking sharp and still supple after nearly 30 years. The 1980s ergonomics leave a bit to be desired, though.
Hey those quirky ergonomics (or lack of) make it part of the 3rd gen reality. Anyone that rides in one today wonders where are the cup holders, Bluetooth, navigation? Simple cars.
Nice IROC and congrats on the press.
Hey those quirky ergonomics (or lack of) make it part of the 3rd gen reality. Anyone that rides in one today wonders where are the cup holders, Bluetooth, navigation? Simple cars.
Nice IROC and congrats on the press.
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From the article...Jason’s IROC-Z still has its original interior, looking sharp and still supple after nearly 30 years. The 1980s ergonomics leave a bit to be desired, though.
Hey those quirky ergonomics (or lack of) make it part of the 3rd gen reality. Anyone that rides in one today wonders where are the cup holders, Bluetooth, navigation? Simple cars.
Nice IROC and congrats on the press.
Hey those quirky ergonomics (or lack of) make it part of the 3rd gen reality. Anyone that rides in one today wonders where are the cup holders, Bluetooth, navigation? Simple cars.
Nice IROC and congrats on the press.
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I know. I hate that also. Unfortunately I didn't get a chance to proofread this one. The writer sent it right to the editor.