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John Wallis

Re: Torsion-level myths

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WilliamCraig wrote:
Too bad that Packard was all but gone by the time of this "test." It would have been interesting to see T/L cars follow the Mopars.

That would have been interesting to see for sure. Did you notice the Buick and Caddy had severe visible frame flex and the trunk and rear door flew open during the run...where was Ralph Nader?

Posted on: 2010/8/27 7:33