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1st Miller High Life 500 at Ontario Speedway 1971

By Social Media on 30 April 2010 | (1) Comments | Permalink

Here is what Dick Pierson said about that little NASCAR film:

You need to go to the 4:50 to 4:56 or so, you will see a No. 41 car, that is Hershel McGriff out of Portland having a pit stop. But the real interesting part for you is - you will notice there is a guy holding up a gas fill can and at 4:55 he turns with his face directly into the camera. That is "Duck" Collins - the guy that was the brain behind the Oly Charger that ran Le Mans in 1976. We built the car is his garage at his home in NE Portland. He worked for Hershel off and on for awhile and went to Le Mans with the car.

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Rusty Chevrolet Christmas Song

By Social Media on 30 April 2010 | (1) Comments | Permalink

OK, I know that Christmas is more than six month away, but still this song just beats many of the current radio chart hits!

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Cadillac advertisement in China: Shanghai Velocity

By Social Media on 30 April 2010 | (1) Comments | Permalink

While advertisement in our parts gets more and more boring because of political correctness, here is a good show that brings back the flavor of V8 horsepower and burning rubber! Ni Hao !

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Precision Engines Seattle NASCAR 426 HemiWedge

By Social Media on 29 April 2010 | (0) Comments | Permalink

Built by John Todd of Precision Engines in 1976 for the McGriff Charger. Ran at Le Mans 24 Hours, but blew a couple of pistons due to inapropriate compression ratio for low octane Le Mans gasoline! 

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