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Yeah, the smell of leaking gas and burning oil ususlly cover just about anything else.
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Good clip!
Brings back childhood memories of Dad trying to pass overloaded lumber trucks going through the Ozark hills. The trucks would have just barely enough power to make it to the crest of each hill and be down to almost walking speed; but of course he couldn't pass going uphill and the old Plymouth wagon didn't have enough oomph to pass them once they started picking up speed going downhill. So he had to run up and peek out just as the car crested the hill, then floor it if no one was coming. More often than not, it would take 5 or 6 tries to pass one truck and then there was always another one in front of that.
Brings back childhood memories of Dad trying to pass overloaded lumber trucks going through the Ozark hills. The trucks would have just barely enough power to make it to the crest of each hill and be down to almost walking speed; but of course he couldn't pass going uphill and the old Plymouth wagon didn't have enough oomph to pass them once they started picking up speed going downhill. So he had to run up and peek out just as the car crested the hill, then floor it if no one was coming. More often than not, it would take 5 or 6 tries to pass one truck and then there was always another one in front of that.