there were alot of fast cars in the 60's and 70's. My dad has told me unbelievable stories and got tickets to prove them. I myself have never driven faster than what my big old boat(1976 I think olds 98or88 royale with 455 in it)That car sould do over 130 but took a long time to get there and by then I was taken my foot of the gas.I don't know what it would do if a guy had the guts to hold it down for 5-10 miles but I didn't.My dad got tickets in the mid 70's for doing 115 mph with a pickup truck(now your going to say the radars didn't work)I know when the vehicle feels like your no longer touching the ground it's time to let off the gas and you know you were going fast.I hade a 88 escort gt and it was still speeding up at115mph that was with a 4 cylender took probebly over 5 miles to get there and at that point it was suicide if I would have hit a small bump that car and me would have been totaled
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