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I inherited my father's '79 Diplomat station wagon with a 318 Lean Burn. It ran like crap and no one would buy it. I donated it to the high school. POS!!!
I inherited my father's '79 Diplomat station wagon with a 318 Lean Burn. It ran like crap and no one would buy it. I donated it to the high school. POS!!!
it's been 40+ years and about that many cars ago. I know he reworked the carbs, the distributor and other stuff. Didn't take much to make it run really well.
I know it's apples to oranges, but it's interesting that my DSRT392 is faster, brakes better, corners better, has a higher top speed,
and costs ~same (adjusted for inflation) as the GNX. Just FYI ...
Yes, but it doesn't have that old school, big single turbo kick, like a jet fighter taking off. I still remember my test drive of a 1987 GN. It was the Hellcat of its day.
late 70's cars struggling for power is why the new 1982 157 hp Mustang GT was heralded as "the Boss is back" ...
1982 Mustang GT (*note: this test was a pre-production version, actual 1982 GT's still ran a very fast for its time 8.0 sec 0-60) View attachment 154748
Yes, but it doesn't have that old school, big single turbo kick, like a jet fighter taking off. I still remember my test drive of a 1987 GN. It was the Hellcat of its day.
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