Tech@HurstPerformance
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Hurst has been involved in the development of both factory and aftermarket vehicles for years. What's your favorite Hurst car?
What's your favorite Hurst car?
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Hurst has been involved in the development of both factory and aftermarket vehicles for years. What's your favorite Hurst car?
The one that takes me to the cemetery.
My friend restored the 442 that was George Hurst's car. I think it was like a 68 or 69? The owner of the car didn't even know it was the real car. He just thought it was a Hurst olds. My friend is the one that did all the research on the car.
Hurst Hairy Olds
Chrysler 300 Hurst.
I saw one on christmas day here in Sweden at the gas station.
Talked with the owner and it had original paint still on it. Rough shape but looked badass! He had no intentions of repainting it and I encouraged him to leave it as it is.
I saw one on christmas day here in Sweden at the gas station.
Talked with the owner and it had original paint still on it. Rough shape but looked badass! He had no intentions of repainting it and I encouraged him to leave it as it is.
Mine was the 1969 Hurst Olds.
Always wanted one of theses:
When I think of Hurst cars, this is the one that comes to mind.
Steve@Tasca
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Chrysler 300 Hurst.
I saw one on christmas day here in Sweden at the gas station.
Talked with the owner and it had original paint still on it. Rough shape but looked badass! He had no intentions of repainting it and I encouraged him to leave it as it is.
Local used car lot had one of those back int he 80s, pretty darn clean but they wouldn't sell it. They always had a ton of Mopars so I'm guessing the owner of the place was big into them and he was keeping the 300/H for himself.
That was back in the days of sub $1500 383 4-speed Roadrunners etc, most muscle cars were dirt cheap back then. I miss those days.
-Steve
I love me some '68 H/O action.
Although I regret letting a 84 slip by- had the lightning rods, T-Tops, and a swapped in '69 400. Was 4300 bucks, but a horrid car for wintertime,
Although I regret letting a 84 slip by- had the lightning rods, T-Tops, and a swapped in '69 400. Was 4300 bucks, but a horrid car for wintertime,
I don't know how to put up a picture. Can someone do it for me? https://search.yahoo.com/yhs/search...nt.17-03.us.avg._._&p=hurst+addition+trans+am
This.
+1 for the Hairy
Can't forget this guy either
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**For the record, I'm 26. Not all of my generation are jackasses**
Can't forget this guy either
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**For the record, I'm 26. Not all of my generation are jackasses**
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Hemi Under Glass by far. Hairy was a beast too but the Hemi Under Glass was the coolest one of the bunch.
Oh and those new things....well
Oh and those new things....well
Hurst Hemi Under Glass can never/must never be overlooked when talking about ALL cars with the Hurst name attached. A beast and quite a spectacle to watch at the track.
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