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Hop in Electrics: View of a ‘Carmudgeon’

In this issue, Ken Gross’ column “Speaking of Hot Rods” focuses on the future of hot rodding, and the future of the car-collecting hobby as a whole. These days, one can’t talk about that future without talking about the widespread electrification of the modern automotive industry. I know the. Well, at least until this issue (thanks, Ken).

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