335clone
Living the dream
That's cool. I have. Never endangered anyone but myself, but I buried the needle on a 140mph speedometer on the open road. Living in the American West has it's benefits.
Car of the Week: 1971 Plymouth Road Runner
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That's cool. I have. Never endangered anyone but myself, but I buried the needle on a 140mph speedometer on the open road. Living in the American West has it's benefits.
Flamencology
You don't deserve koa.
I can't agree with that. You're absolutely endangering someone if you're needlessly using ambulance or hospital resources, road crews, etc.
I don't expect you to like that fact.
335clone
Living the dream
Yes, well none of that was necessary. I don't see how they would have been endangered had I crashed, more like have extra work is all. They were nowhere near me when I was having stupid level fun. I do see your point, however, and would never, ever want one of my sons to do some of the things that I did.
Those were different times. I don't expect you to understand that either. Driving a hot car at the limits of man and machine is a thrill like very few others.
mongooz
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if you read the article it says the car has 4.10 gears in it.
Those were the days.
You could fill out the option sheet just about way you wanted.
mongooz
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oh yea.....and mopar was probably the best for that. you could get a freakin' Hemi in a Dart, if you wanted one. and a few were made. i don't know how many of those Dart's frames survived.
They beefed up the frame with torque boxes in strategic places.oh yea.....and mopar was probably the best for that. you could get a freakin' Hemi in a Dart, if you wanted one. and a few were made. i don't know how many of those Dart's frames survived.
They did remarkably well.