I once was at a summer program, and a fellow participant was from Miami. He was so impressed that cars would stop if people were in the road, rather than swerve around them, that he wandered into the road just to see them stop.

What could possibly go wrong?

One on right needs some overload springs.

:devil:...Til I look at the front.

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More pics (including the front, unfortunately)

1970 Ford Torino King Cobra prototype, btw...

Pic #2 looks like a Datsun 240Z.

I thought the same thing. A 240Z on steroids.

^^WHS^^

ps, where do the eyelids disappear to?

If you refer to the Torino, I think the headlight covers come off, as opposed to retracting/disappearing. By hand, I assume.

Agreed, there's no sign of anywhere for those covers to go. As a matter of fact there's no obvious attachment points, I wonder how they were held on?

Magic, apparently.

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Magic or magnet. But these were supposed to stay on at 200+ mph so probably a little duct tape too.

I just realized the link to the used cars I posted, is the same dealer that has this Ford on ebay. :smack:

Ah damn....

Mercier 1937 Moto Chenille. 350 JAP OHV Sports engine, kick starter, hand change “Soyer” 3-speed gearbox, hand operated clutch. Hand operated internal expanding brake on the drive wheel of the track. About 40 mph tops.

Hand clutch, hand brake, hand shift...

How the fuck you gonna steer the thing?

While breathing exhaust fumes...