Originally posted by Grampy BobbyCan you imagine the price per mile🙂 I think they said the sticker was 6 mil. So you drive 20,000 miles a year brings it to a mere $300 per mile.....
[b]1,000,000 watt car: 0-248 mph in 20 seconds!:
"I want one." -$onhouse
[hidden]Here's an Abe [JF40504487B Signed by T.T.G. Secretary of the Treasury] from my rainy day fund... hope it helps.[/hidden][/b]
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Originally posted by ChessPraxisDon't you have to have fenders to be street legal? Also with that huge blower restricting view, I got in trouble with the cops for having a radio on the dashboard, it was only about 3 inches high but the cop told me it restricted my view which was total BS because I am 6 '2" and could still see the front of my hood looking over the ham set.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdkAe7_cmKg
7.405 e.t.
184.60 MPH
2000 HP street legal and driven on the street on occasion.
7 seconds is still almost twice the time of the rails though, with their 8000 hp engines and 2500 pound weight! Not exactly street legal though!
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Originally posted by sonhouseFenders are largely a local law thing, some states they are required and others not. Each officer interprets the laws differently, and enforces them likewise.
Don't you have to have fenders to be street legal? Also with that huge blower restricting view, I got in trouble with the cops for having a radio on the dashboard, it was only about 3 inches high but the cop told me it restricted my view which was total BS because I am 6 '2" and could still see the front of my hood looking over the ham set.
7 seconds is ...[text shortened]... rails though, with their 8000 hp engines and 2500 pound weight! Not exactly street legal though!
Not a blower, but a tunnel ram with 4 Split Dominator carbs.
http://www.hotrod.com/featuredvehicles/hdrp_1202_2000hp_1928_model_a_overkill/