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Articles by EastCoast Mojo

Trial By Wire: Creating You Car's Electrical System From Scratch

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By Matt Smith Verified, Tom Suddard, Norse Dave, EastCoast Mojo
| Grassroots Motorsports Verified
Like stories like this? You’ll see every article as soon as it's published by reading the print edition of Grassroots Motorsports. Subscribe now. Story by Matt Smith • Photos As Credited Let's Admit It: We’ve all been spooked by electrons in one form or another, from harmless static shocks to threatening lightning.
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Back From the Dead: Resurrecting That Barn Find

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By EastCoast Mojo
| Classic Motorsports Magazine Verified
Story and Photos by Carl Heideman The story always goes like this: “All we did was pull it out of the barn, put in some fresh gas and a new battery, and it started on the second try!” Sometimes, the story is even true. But most of time there’s more to it. Pulling a car out of extended storage and safely putting it back on the road is usually more involved. Sooner or later most of us will either buy a car that’s been in extended storage or resurrect a car we put into hibernation.
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Vintage Views: GMC Syclone and Typhoon

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By David S. Wallens Verified, EastCoast Mojo, Danny Shields, RX Reven'
| Grassroots Motorsports Verified
The hottest new vehicle sold in 1991 didn’t come from any of the usual suspects. It wasn’t a turbo Porsche, 12-cylinder Ferrari or some limited-edition Mustang. It was a GMC pickup. Yes, we’re talking about a factory-built pickup. It wasn’t even some supersized, go-anywhere pickup sporting monster truck tires, a giant smokestack and a sound system that blasted only Lynyrd Skynyrd. It was the GMCSyclone, a mini pickup that, for one year at least, stood the performance world on its ear.
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