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    Nordic American   Performance Products       I'm proud to announce a new edition to the automotive aftermarket...  Nordic American  Performance Products . All of their parts are proudly designed and manufactured in the USA!   The first ever in the marketplace , a valve cover that is both functional and fashionable. In fact, these are so unique NAPP has two patents filed and pending for these valve covers.  They meet the need to be able to easily inspect and adjust the valves by easy access without the need to remove the entire cover. And for the automotive enthusiast that wants a unique engine to display, they have a variety of designs on the shelf as well as the ability to create a custom design to meet the customer’s vision. NAPP Oil Fill Caps: They have also designed four stylish oil fill caps, along with a PCV valve adapter coming soon with its own patent pending. Simplicity: Their state-of-the-art valve covers are not complex and consist of only a few parts including a sim

                                                                                         I came across this, radical for its time 1972 Ford Maverick, and I wanted to share it with my readers.     When Roger Tausch's blown 1972 Ford Maverick rumbled through the Indiana State Fairgrounds over 35 years ago during the Street Machine Nationals, it caused tons of excitement among fellow Street Machine enthusiasts !   You see most blower cars at the time were Chevy's and very few were Ford's or even Ford powered. Roger's car appeared in the Nov. 1980 issue of Car Craft , It was a fantastic debut for Roger and his  Supercharged 302 powered Maverick. It would go on to grace the pages of several other magazines in the following few years.  It is virtually unchanged from its appearance when it was last seen over 35 years ago, apart from a narrowed rear end and the change from carbs to fuel injection. This mighty Maverick  followed the wildly popular Pro-Street trend that t