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GIDYUP

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Aug 15, 2004

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• Aug 15, 2004

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I just thought i would post up this link for anyone who's interested in what work was done to the 66 coupe with twin superchargeers that i posted up here a while ago.

http://carpoint.ninemsn.com.au/Tig/Minisite/Minisite.aspx?alias=carpointau&id=6432

 

2nd Mustang

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• Aug 15, 2004

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Wow, that's a lot of hours to make a Tonka Toy!

 

69Rcode_Mach1

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• Aug 16, 2004

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Uck!!! What a shame that poor 66 has to go through that owners idiocy.

 

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• Aug 16, 2004

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would have rather restored it to original I6 condition. ick

 

stang976

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• Aug 16, 2004

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that looks F'ing nutty!!

 

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usedtobe 67p51d

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let's tear up golfcourses and build race tracks!

Aug 16, 2004

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• Aug 16, 2004

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each to his own, the frame has ZERO trianglulation but I don't think that matters I'm sure it won't ever be driven at least he didn't make another Elinocloneor

 

GIDYUP

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• Aug 16, 2004

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usedtobe 67p51d - each to his own is exactly right!
From what i understand it will be driven, obviously not on the road but on the track. He is planning on winning the grand champion at summernats (biggest car show) here early next year, to win it i think u have to drive in some events. Will be interesting to see it run anyway.

 

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• Aug 16, 2004

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I recall seeing an engine many years ago that had two superchargers on a custom manifold, sort of at a 90 angle to each other, like a V sitting on top of the engine. That looked strange, but nothing like this one.