Re: [IRCA] OT: Buick Roadmaster

["Bob Young" <youngbob53@xxxxxxx>]

When I was in high school another friend had a Cuda 440 with 4 speed, when 
clutch was let out, it actually hurt the head it had so much torque, like 
being on a roller coaster. This was a great car to pass cars in city traffic 
one by one which he used to do regularly. Yes you can never have too much HP 
(or torque).
Love flat black fast cars, need dog dish hub caps to complete sleeper 
scheme.

Bob Young
Mayberry, Ma


>From: Milspec390@xxxxxxx
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>Subject: Re: [IRCA] OT: Buick Roadmaster
>Date: Wed, 14 Mar 2007 10:56:50 EDT
>
>B  -
>
>  This is it, the truth within: One can never have enough HP. No substitute
>for brute force whether 440, 455, or 5 MW Cross-field Amplitrons in 
>AN/FPS-35
>radar, remaining specimen of which is now state park, Montauk Pt., NY.
>
>440 in 2-door Fury, flat black paint 'OmniConsumerProducts' paint scheme, 0 
>-
>60 @ 5.5 sec's, more interesting from 60 > ??. Headers, dead-quiet Imperial
>mufflers & Weiand intake vastly improved 0 - 30. GTX's, Cudas, alla this 
>stuff
>apparently stratospheric $$ these days.
>
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