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Wedge Vintage TR8 rally car

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From the days when things when, evidentially anyway, more simple.

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Nice one!

There are some pretty entertaining videos of TR8's and 7 V8's on YouTube in rally action. Love to hear them wide open!
 
WedgeWorks said:
You have to love John Buffum and his Rally TR8s!
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Just a taste:

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I do that going down the street to get gas.






In my Astro van
 
Mickey Richaud said:
WedgeWorks said:
You have to love John Buffum and his Rally TR8s!
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Just a taste:

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I bet all that jabbering gets annoying on long trips!
 
I've always throught that professional rally drivers might have the best car control of all the pro motor sports. One thing to go fast on a track, but on dirt? Oh man.















Unless you are in an Atro van, then you are just a ringer.
 
The fastest way around a corner in a TR8 is slideways. Because of the very short wheelbase and big torque, it always feels like your driving in the rain on the track. You just have to get used to steering with the gas pedal and the wheel. Not hard once you overcome the initial fear. I always thought a TR8 would be a great drift car. Good thing those ricer boys haven't learned about them yet, or there wouldn't be any left for us to beat on.
 
tr8todd said:
The fastest way around a corner in a TR8 is slideways. Because of the very short wheelbase and big torque, it always feels like your driving in the rain on the track. You just have to get used to steering with the gas pedal and the wheel. Not hard once you overcome the initial fear. I always thought a TR8 would be a great drift car. Good thing those ricer boys haven't learned about them yet, or there wouldn't be any left for us to beat on.
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<span style="font-size: 17pt"> SSSHHHH!!! </span> They'll hear you!
 
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