"Money Hustard" (moneyhustard)
10/20/2014 at 10:11 • Filed to: Race car, classic cars, collector cars
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"Money Hustard" (moneyhustard)
10/20/2014 at 10:11 • Filed to: Race car, classic cars, collector cars | 6
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Running pikes peak at racing speeds even today is shrivelingly dangerous. But could you imagine doing it in a !!!error: Indecipherable SUB-paragraph formatting!!! ? It was long, narrow, and sported bicycle tires.
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In 1920 this Lexington won at Pikes Peak, and the following year its sales doubled. Racing in those days really did shed some light on who was making a good car. Heck, if a car could even finish Pikes Peak in 1920, that was a pretty definite indicator of a vehicle's quality.
Reading history on courses like these makes me realize that I really don't have what it takes to race cars. I'd happily accept a little bit of guidance from ESC system when I'm on a dirt road, on a cliff, doing 80. That is if I were to ever would be willing to go 80 on a dirt road on a cliff. That's a big if, but not for this guy:
What's your favorite example of a challenging track versus an inadequate automobile?
davesaddiction @ opposite-lock.com
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