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A Nash-Healey finished third overall at Le Mans in 1952, beaten only by two Mercedes-Benz 300 SLs
In June 1952, a Nash-Healey driven by Leslie Johnson and Tommy Wisdom finished third overall in the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Only the two factory Mercedes-Benz 300 SLs…
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8 Honda cars that proved what Honda engineers could do
Honda’s 606cc S600 roadster made 57 horsepower in 1964, which works out to about 94 horsepower per liter. The Honda S600 showed how the company’s engineers liked to work:…
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The Summers brothers’ four-engine Goldenrod averaged 409.277 mph at Bonneville in 1965 without a jet
Bob Summers had one hour to make two runs across the Bonneville Salt Flats on November 12, 1965. When the timers finished, his Goldenrod streamliner had averaged 409.277 mph.…
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8 chrome-era cars that still draw a crowd at shows
Between 1954 and 1961, Detroit sold Plexiglas roofs, folding steel tops and pink trim packages alongside the 300-horsepower Chrysler C-300. Today, those same cars are regulars on the show…
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