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PM's 400-Hp Tuner Civic (Published in the December 2004 issue)
The PM.Zone Drives A Buick-Built M18 Hellcat Tank Destroyer (Published in the September 2004 issue)
The Weekend 2004: Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, Concorso Italiano, Monterey Historics (Published in the August 2004 issue)
The Ford Mustang Is 40 Years Old (Published in the August 2004 issue)
Chrysler Unveils 2005 300C SRT-8 At Pebble Beach (Published in the August 2004 issue)
PM.Zone Mustang Moments 13: Rebuilding A Legend While Having The Time Of My Life (Published in the July 2004 issue)
Hearse Homecoming (Published in the July 2004 issue)
PM.Zone Mustang Moments 12: The 2005 Is Everything A Mustang Needs To Be (Published in the July 2004 issue)
PM.Zone Mustang Moments 11: Driving One Makes You An Instant Celebrity (Published in the July 2004 issue)
PM.Zone Mustang Moments 10: The Last 2004 Mustang GT Rolls Down The Line (Published in the July 2004 issue)
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