One of the wildest drives I ever did was a 1962 E-type Jaguar factory racer on period correct bias plys in the rain... scarier than a modern F3 car..Always thought it would be fun to go on a gun run with one of these-
Also to think someone was like "yeah some gatling guns are cool, but what about something bigger in this plane?"
"Ok, how about some 40mm cannons?"
"Awesome, add those too."
"...wait, too? Not instead of?"
"Yeah. And can we get anything bigger?"
"What, you want to put a ****ing artillery piece in here or something?"
"Exactly! Put a 105 in the tail!"
I can't imagine being in there while it's flying and firing. Just walking through a parked one was enough of a trip.
I also can't fathom what it would be like road racing a C2 back in the day. Big block on those tiny bias ply tires.
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I loved it as an adult. We used to love going there Christmas shopping for the kids forever ago.
I think I had more fun than my son when I would take him there. I miss when he was little.
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Easy on them brakes!
Toyota needs to bring this to North America! It would awesome for offroad after a few mods.
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Those things are deadly.
I was at a car show and a guy had an old fiberglass T-bucket, complete with skinny bike tires up front and cheater bias plies out back, powered by an 8-71 blown Hemi. Looked like something out of an Ed Roth cartoon. There was more engine than car. Just two little rails, couple leaf springs, a fiberglass tub with a bench seat and lap belts. I greeted the guy with "So this is what someone who isn't afraid of death looks like." My hat goes off to people driving sketchy shit that makes my cars look like a Volvo.
It was a sad day when Toys R Us closed. My nephew was a high ranking loss prevention manager (corporate) back then. Pretty much any toy or game you were looking for could be found at Toys R Us. Our kids loved that place.
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89 inch wheelbase, 3000 hp and one hand on the steering wheel.
89 inch wheelbase, 3000 hp and one hand on the steering wheel.
Thing has probably never seen more than 50% throttle
I feel like all of those things never have unfortunately...
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More info on that one? LOL.
Dunno... lol. Bud texted it. I totally believe it could happen though.
He's got that look of, "I dunno who did it". 
Visiting one of our daughters. This is her next door neighbor. I took a walk today and there are LOTS of Chargers in her subdivision. Only one like this one though
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