Wagons in vintage Street scenes

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    OrthmannJ Always looking for old ford crew cabs

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    Ford Vedette

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    Ford Vedette.....now there's a new one on me.
     
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    Art Malone drove the "Mad Dog IV" shown here at Bristol Speedway, to a new closed-course world record of 181.561 mph at the Daytona Speedway in 1961.
    Bill France had posted a $10,000 reward to the first person to crack 180 mph after a death caused USAC to remove Daytona from their schedule.
    Builder Bob Osiecki took an Indy car and a supercharged fuel injected 413 Chrysler bored to 450 cu in producing 800 hp on alcohol to do it.
    Six other drivers including NASCAR great's Curtis Turner and Buck Baker tried their hands before Malone got behind the wheel.
    Several blown engines and many shredded tires later Malone ran an estimated 226 mph on the straights and 170 mph in the turns to circle the track in 49.59 seconds.
    It cost Osiecki $35,000 to win the $10,000 of which Malone got $2500!



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