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this vid was on here very along time ago, but it's still a cool vid of classic muscle cars doing burnouts.I love the wheelie at the end.enjoy. http://www.musclecarcalendar.com/SmokeyBurnouts/SmokeyBurnouts29.htm
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i only see a link to buy the guys music 
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Windows media player box should appear, as long as you have that software.
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Originally posted by TGO:
i only see a link to buy the guys music
Same here, and I have WMP.
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Works for me.
The guy in the black Mustang doin cookies in the parking garage is NUTS!!!
And the Quater mile wheelie(sp) is pretty slick also.
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That wheelie is the Hurst Hemi Under Glass, supercharged Hemi, rear engine in a Cuda. I remember seeing it back in the late sixties.
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Originally posted by spdsk8r:
That wheelie is the Hurst Hemi Under Glass, supercharged Hemi, rear engine in a Cuda. I remember seeing it back in the late sixties.
Now you can have your own from Danbury.  Too bad they're sold out.
The Hurst Corporation sponsored a number of exhibition racers during the 60ââ?¬â?˘s and none of them were more famous than the "Hemi Under Glassââ?¬Âť wheelstander. Built and driven by Bob Riggle, this was a PlymouthĂ?® Barracuda like none other. The 1500 horsepower 426 Hemi engine was mounted in the rear of the car to create the feather light front end and rear weight distribution needed to do endless ââ?¬Ĺ?wheeliesââ?¬Âť down the strip. The 727 Torque flight transmission was run into a marine Casale V drive, then back to the reversed rear end which had been flipped over so the ring and pinion gears ran forward. A plexiglass panel was mounted into the firewall below the dash, allowing Bob to see the track ahead while riding an eight-foot wheelstand.
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Wek vid. Couple nice cars. Black Mustang fastbck FTW.
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blah...windows media blows
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Originally posted by todras:
Wek vid. Couple nice cars. Black Mustang fastbck FTW.
Meh. You are retarded. I was much more impressed by the very SIGHT of a Plymouth Superbird owner doing any kind of damage to his car. Seriously though, why were those Fox bodies even in that video? Doesn't even make sense seeing as they aren't anything near the definition of a muscle car. Now that Grand National! THAT is an eighties muscle car! 
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