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Turbine-Powered Amish Buggy Makes 60 MPH Feel Like Time Travel
I don't need to tell you why a wooden-wheeled buggy with a Boeing gas turbine in the back is cool, right?
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66ChargerHI-PO
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I personally like the ‘69 better, but the ‘70 is the best one in my opinion….
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'65 Plymouth Belvedere II Hemi (conversion) wagon . . .
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'71 Dodge Challenger R/T 440 4-Speed . . .
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This was like seeing a ghost. A twin to my former A33 GTX, only difference I could spot was the three speed wiper motor, and fuzzy dice. Even has the document book I displayed on the top of the grille support at shows.
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Thats the twin alright… WOOWW, they’re so identical you can’t tell the differences unless you really scrutinize it. The one in my picture doesn’t have the little square sticker either. I didn’t think to ask the owner where he bought it, but he said he was going to take the engine out and repaint it over the winter.
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