This is the moment when it all changed. Don Garlits' transmission destructed in March of 1970 and caused him to more urgently pursue the idea of a rear engine dragster.
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I know. It took me a bit to lock into it. It pops. Hump and all…wow - once you lock in...
I don’t see it all…
You’re just not yelling at the clouds from both sides enough!I don’t see it all…

That’s a strange way to make and market a car! So many diseases around. Really?
It's a joke from a comedy movie about an ad exec whose work becomes uncharacteristically blunt.That’s a strange way to make and market a car! So many diseases around. Really?
Reminds me of this short-lived cereal...I remember these tasting like styrofoam.
It should be a crime to make a cereal that's supposed to taste like Graham crackers but tastes like Styrofoam instead.Reminds me of this short-lived cereal...I remember these tasting like styrofoam.
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Imagine all the disappointed kids...It should be a crime to make a cereal that's supposed to taste like Graham crackers but tastes like Styrofoam instead.Imagine all the disappointed kids...
No wonder it was short-lived!