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Check out the great handling!biggrin

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Was he in the middle of a 360?

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They really did handle like a big bag of poop back then didn't they?

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That's just a bit scary...

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Ya and we rode in them on bias ply's in winter with no seatbelts and drum brakes (sometime manual) and we are here to talk about it..

-- Edited by 69Laurentian on Wednesday 5th of August 2009 08:12:33 PM

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He's probably pulling a Rockford!

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69Laurentian wrote:

Ya and we rode in them on bias ply's in winter with no seatbelts and drum brakes (sometime manual) and we are here to talk about it..

-- Edited by 69Laurentian on Wednesday 5th of August 2009 08:12:33 PM


Yes, but we sure had more pairs of shorts in the wash than we do now!

 



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when people drove cars instead of cars driving people

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69Laurentian wrote:

Check out the great handling!biggrin

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   Looks  good to me   thats how nicely my car handlesbiggrin

 



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Maybe a J turn?

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I wonder if this was a real cop car. The police packges should have handled a lot better than this. I have a 68 Caprice with F41 and it handles really well.

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I think it's a movie car.

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That is why I have fitted Gabriel Safari Gas Riders to handle the body mass. What a difference!

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I'd like to think the guy's into a controlled slide!.

That cherry looks giant and like it's been added to the pic?.

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That cherry looks giant and like it's been added to the pic?.

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I agree ... it also doesn't look centred on the car roof.

 



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I wonder if he successfully executed the manuever without contacting the guard rail?

If you think the attitude looks funny on that Catalina, I have a picture of a rope-drive early sixties Tempest with the Corvair-esque swing arm rear axles driving aggressively into a corner. Boy are there ever a lot of camber angles at work!

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maybee  a big  guy  sitting  on the passenger side , bending  down  to pick up a piece of paper or something  biggrin



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