A fire breathing monster of the mechanical variety. This was the era when they would put giant engines in a bed frame with skinny wheels and try and beat world records... with almost no brakes!
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The Beast of Turin.
- Thread starter maycontainthunder
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This was an era where, if you saw your competition had overhead valves, you knew you were in trouble.
And a little historical note; most cars here in the UK didn't have four wheel brakes until the early to mid 20's. If you did have them you'd have a little warning triangle on the rear that said 'Four Wheel Brakes'. This gave warning that you could stop faster than the person behind!
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