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Originally Posted by 68WarDog
0-11 in less than 12 seconds? Does that car still have the heavily "breath on" engine?
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It's still got a 421 in it.
Mr Wangers commentary on the accuracy of the timing:
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Originally Posted by MikeNoun
The quote that Jim Wangers said about the 1964 GTO was:
"I was standing only 5 feet away from from whoever was holding the stopwatch, and the numbers they were coming up with were unbelievable. The car was good, but not THAT good.....they weren't even burning rubber, yet the acceleration numbers were beyond anything I could do in a GTO. But I wasn't going to stop it...."
"When they came up with a 0 to 60 in 4.6 seconds, and 0 to 100 in 11.8, I knew it was time for me to shut up and watch. Our red GTO wouldn't have run from 0 to 60 in 11.8 seconds even if it had been dropped off the top of the Empire State Building."
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