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With
the success my Nova had brought my speed shop in the early eighties, I
decided to build another Pro-Street car. First, I looked at the areas that
defined a Pro-Streeter – areas like the
engine, the transmission, the huge rear tires, the narrowed rear axles,
the stance, the interior and the paint. Next, I determined that I would
take all of these areas to an extreme. Finally, I decided to stuff all
this technology into the smallest narrowest car I could find to get the
greatest effect. I've always felt that if a little's good, and a
lot's better, then too much is just right. This philosophy was also
carried over to the 14 color graphics applied by Chip Whittington.

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– J-2000 Brochure Contents –
(38+ Megabytes = Slow Loading)
Hot Rod Magazine’s 50th
Anniversary ................................... 1
The Ten Best Street Machines of All
Time ............................. 2
What Makes a Pro-Streeter?
................................................... 3
The J-2000’s Unique Features and
Innovations ..................... 4
The Revell Model
...................................................................... 5
Hot Rod Magazine’s Hot Rod of the Year
................................. 6
Hot Rod Magazine’s First 50 Years
......................................... 7
Facts and History
..................................................................... 8
Specifications
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9
Quotes from the Magazines
.............................................. 10-12
80 Thumbnails from Magazine Covers and
Articles ........ 13-17
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