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Monkeywrench
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Pretty cool.
Was anyone else even trying though? Besides having more horsepower, he was out braking and carrying more mid corner speed than cars that weigh 1000+lbs less.
Was anyone else even trying though? Besides having more horsepower, he was out braking and carrying more mid corner speed than cars that weigh 1000+lbs less.
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I'm betting it's a 427. Nothing on this earth sounds like a 427 going down the straight at about 6,000 RPM.
Pure raw power . . .
Pure raw power . . .
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Amazing. Couldn't get over the speed differential when overtaking some pretty quick vehicles. Did a little looking to find it was Holman-Moody prepared. It's a 427 side oiler. But even neater, you've got to take a look at their transporter - It's just too cool. https://www.team-classicdriver.com/
