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Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: Perth, Western Australia
Posts: 2,708
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This 34 is not boxed most of the mounts are bolt on and has been running a blown 350 C*8V [500 +HP] since back in the 80's I have seen it run a flat 11 seconds, lifting the left wheel completely off the ground.. Its currently running a tunnel ram as it was driven all the way to Tasmania and back, many times it has crossed our continent [with the blower] to national hot rod shows. It belongs to Nev Anderson , he is one of our founding hot rodders here in Western Australia..
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Join Date: Feb 2015
Location: Rosseau. Ontario
Posts: 16
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My first thought is a late 50's hemi - max. 354 cu in. Inspiration comes from Don Garlitts. His museum has a couple of 40's in his personal collection in Ocala. They are stunning.
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