The Supercar Registry - You Can't Make This Stuff Up!

I can’t quite make out the name in the window, but I think it’s Nick Scavo??
I remember this car being quite the azzkicker back then?
I think “Fast Times” was their engine program back in the day?
Spiro Pappas, Chuck Samuel etc.

Correct on all counts.

You can see Chuck's Camaro in the background. That's Eric Van Berkum (the blonde guy - aka "Eric the Chef") in front of the car.

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Keith Seymore

11-10-2022 03:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Lee Stewart (Post 1604940)

Has anyone ever driven a car from this era?

Lee - was there something in particular you were looking for with this question?

Driving impressions, or whatever?

K

olredalert

11-10-2022 03:37 PM

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Originally Posted by earntaz (Post 1605038)

One hell of a skunk scraper on that one ...

----No going over any speed bump I have ever seen either. I do sort of wonder how this thing is powered???....Bill S

67since67

11-10-2022 05:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Lee Stewart (Post 1604930)

https://i.postimg.cc/Fz6Pn9wS/hnj.jpg

Has anyone ever driven a car from this era?

My cousin's husband had a small collection of '20s Buicks of which I have driven a couple. My favorite was a '28 5 window coupe with rumble seat.

I also drove his '29 Lincoln dual cowl phaeton. The Lincoln had a 396 ci flat head V8. Gobs of torque, smooth and quiet, with a feeling like you owned the road. - Bill W

Lee Stewart

11-10-2022 05:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Keith Seymore (Post 1605051)

Lee - was there something in particular you were looking for with this question?

Driving impressions, or whatever?

K

Acceleration, braking, steering effort and just the ride itself. As compared to a modern car like a Lincoln or a Caddy.

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