Mecum Machines: Kneel before your God…

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Forget that Lincoln from before, because this is a true dream machine. Yes I’d do regrettable deeds to own one, and yes I’d daily drive it.
Super indeed…

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16 responses to “Mecum Machines: Kneel before your God…”

  1. MVEilenstein Avatar
    MVEilenstein

    What a machine! #clarkson

  2. Scandinavian Flick Avatar
    Scandinavian Flick

    If that's a split window next to it, I'd actually really be torn on which I'd rather have…

    1. MVEilenstein Avatar
      MVEilenstein

      Thought the same. I don't think it is, though.

  3. OA5599 Avatar
    OA5599

    A friend was building a car from a solid Roadrunner and a rusty 'bird, back in the days when a decent original would only set you back $15-20K. The donor car was not a Hemi, but the clone was. After he got the suspension and drivetrain taken care of, he took me on a shakedown run. They had just completed a new bridge at the edge of my neighborhood and had built a section of road on the other side, but it didn't connect to anything yet so it was basically a dead end with no cross traffic at that stage of completion.
    My friend opened up all eight barrels and we were up to 140 in no time at all. Not the fastest I've ever been in a car, but no doubt the fastest I've been on a 30 MPH residential street.

    1. dculberson Avatar
      dculberson

      140 would best my top speed in a car by 15mph, even including the hours and hours I've spent on a race track! (Granted, in Lemons, but still …) What were you in that topped 140mph? That would be terrifying. In a good/bad way.

      1. Vavon Avatar
        Vavon

        Terrifying? Depends on where you do it.
        I've driven 149 mph on the German Autobahn.
        I can tell you that isn't scary at all.

        1. skitter Avatar
          skitter

          I've slept at 140 on the Autobahn.
          That is the only way to travel.

          1. skitter Avatar
            skitter

            Technically, I was behind the wheel (and to the left), and there was someone else behind it as well.

          2. mr. Smee Avatar
            mr. Smee

            Amazing how that speed in an old musclecar felt epic and terrifying, and now soccer-moms do that in Escalades while texting.

      2. OA5599 Avatar
        OA5599

        A Challenger with a hopped-up 440. Speedometer didn't have numbers that high, but we calculated about 160 from the tach.
        I was 19 at the time and my friend who was driving probably shouldn't have been that morning (4 am), but we both made it to our respective homes safely and without incident.

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