Author: U2408

Remember slot car racing? We do. I had a pretty big slot car racing set when I was younger that had several Muscle Cars like the Corvette, Camaro, and Mustang not to mention a few classic cars like the 1957 Chevy.– Unfortunately I never had a set that even came close to the Slot Mods Muscle Cars racing set that sits a top remake of the blue Sunoco 1969 Roger Penske Camaro. The ‘Glen and it’s iconic blue armco barriers, period-correct signage, banners, bridges and structures, are spread over a true all-steel bodied 1969 Z/28 Camaro, and wears the livery of the…

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This mega-remarkable XC Falcon is a dramatically customized version of the last Ford Falcon Coupe from the late 1970s. You might say it is “X-Ceptional.” It’s been called “over the top” for its incredible design… an ambitious build which received acknowlegement on two continents… and it continues to wow everyone who sees it as it seems to be morphing into something bigger than it originally was conceived. This 1978 Ford Falcon XC established a reputation for Austrailian car designer Adam LeBrese as a top custom builder from down under. His XC features suicide doors, all re-fabbed sheet metal and hand…

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You couldn’t buy a Race Hemi convertible in ’64, so you built your own. Among the B-Bodied 1962 Dodges was a bucket-seated sporty model called the Polara 500. It was available as a two-door hardtop and a convertible, and a 4-door hardtop was added in December. Standard equipment included a 305-horsepower 361 cubic inch V8 with four-barrel carburetion and dual exhaust.– The Dodges were available with optional V8 engines of up to 413 cu in (6.8 L) including the station wagon and convertible. These mid-sized Dodges (and similar models from Plymouth) competed successfully as stock cars in NASCAR races, and…

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To greatly simplify, the original 037 Rally cars were S/N 001 to 220. The Evo 1 cars are S/N 301 to 320. Evo 2 cars are S/N 400 to 420. These cars were designed to compete in the popular Group B World Rally Championship. This car was first registered on November 2, 1983. It is finished in the popular and period correct Martini White with Blue and Red stripes. It competed in numerous European Rallys throughout 1985 and 1986 with a victorious finish in the Italian Championship race in 1985. It was registered to Fiat Auto Spa from November 8,…

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Cesare Isotta and Vincenzo Fraschini started the Isotta Fraschini Company in Italy around 1902. The Tipo series was produced from 1919 until 1935. In 1924, the 8A was introduced, replacing the Tipo 8 of 1920-23. The earlier Isotta Fraschini had introduced the world’s first series-produced inline eight-cylinder engine. The straight-eight engine, which Isotta was known for, was enlarged to 7.3 liters and produced around 120 horsepower. Overall, the 8A set new benchmarks for automotive magnificence. Between 1924 and 1932, a total of 950 8A chassis were produced. The price of a Tipo could reach $20,000, quite expensive for the time,…

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Captured In Video The Landing Of A UFO In The Mojanda Volcano The incredible images we show represent a sensational document unprecedented in UFO landings around the world. The video you can see below was recorded by two citizens of Canton de Otvalo (located 110 km from Quito) who in May 2020 were visiting the volcanoes Imbabura (4630 m), Cotacachi (4944 m) and Mojanda (4263m) . Just below the Mojanda volcano, the two citizens stopped to watch with binoculars taking a closer look at the top of the volcano and the surrounding mountains. A beautiful spectacle that nature has in…

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According to researchers who have analyzed the artifact, it is a 100,000-year-old electrical component embedded in stone. It is one of the artifacts that a few have heard of, yet its characteristics are incredibly interesting. There have been dozens of objects discovered through the years that do not fit into the mainstream view of history, archaeology, and anthropology. This discovery was made in 1998 when electrical engineer John. J. Williams found what appeared to be an electrical connector protruding from the ground in a hiking trip in North America. The object was found in the middle of nowhere, far way from human…

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New videos have appeared on the Internet, in which the UFO was filmed from a helicopter. Ufologists claimed that these sightings were proof of alien visits. But how real they are, you decide, as always, for yourself. VIDEO 1: Breaking News! UFO Sightings Enhanced Footage! UFO Sighting Over Hokkaido, Japan https://youtu.be/6WoUbiEfsxo Despite the fact that there is a lot of evidence of their intimidating appearance. UFO sightings are now more of a source of entertainment than concern. However, in postmodern culture, where videos with aliens are widespread. The UFO movement must be taken seriously. The appearance of flying saucers and…

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For three U.S. Army veterans, “irony” is their account of a UFO sighting in 2014 being told after years of the military suppressing it on the same day as the U.S. Congress holds UFO hearings with the Pentagon in the name of ‘openness’. While the majority of the military UFO sightings getting all of the media attention in the past few years have been made by Navy pilots and personnel flying and floating on American coasts, these three witnesses were Army ground forces stationed on the in the Sinai Desert on the Israel/Egypt border. One way these Army personnel were…

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The ’69 Camaro was and still is the most desirable Camaro of all. The ’69 Camaro was a major player during the golden era of pony/muscle cars. It was known for its one-year styling and unique combinations of powerful 302-ci Z28, 350-ci and 396-ci V-8 engine options.– Enthusiasts who experienced the muscle car era of the ’60s and early ’70s enjoyed the peak of performance, as it was known back in the day. Detroit automakers were developing and delivering increased horsepower performance with every new model year. Dave Mausbach, a retired corn and soybean farmer from Columbus, Nebraska, bought a…

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When’s the last time you saw a car on the road with both a parachute and a license plate? Is it a menacing street rod or a dragster with no trailer in sight? Let’s see: no radiator, no water pump, a tall-deck big-block, and twin 88mm turbos for a grille; come on – there’s no way this car can be driven on the street. But, builder Ed Umland swears owner Rich Feicheer drives this 1934 Ford on a regular basis. Seriously? Seriously. Everyone’s definition of a “daily driver” is different. Rich’s definition is just on the outer threshold. Fiechter is…

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When Ford canceled their Trans Am racing program in 1970, they also canceled the 1971 Boss 302 Mustang, but one car, a prototype, was sold to the public. Most prototypes never make their way into private hands. This one did.– This car is the Prototype 1971 Boss 302 Ford Mustang, which Ford built and shipped to the Las Vegas Convention Center in August of 1970 for display in the 1971 Introductory Car Show. The Boss 302 program was then cancelled by Ford and the car was never put into regular production. Actually, according to Kevin Marti, in his interview with…

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