Ok, that's pretty much the definition of the name for this magazine for many people.
If intimidating your opponent is half the battle, then Alabama's Jerry Hardt has already won: his A Modified Special is just the thing for conjuring up images of the post-apocalyptic no man's land from Mad Max–hardly a hospitable place to visit.
The wheelbase and most other measurements for this car were lifted from the donor vehicle–a good indication of the tidy packaging …
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The Year 2004: Sounds like The Future, looks vintage. Somehow looks even more bitchin in black and white.
Not that I am aware of. He was in our club and local region, but do not believe he is active any longer. I can't recall seeing it after 2000 or so.
Tyler H said:The Year 2004: Sounds like The Future, looks vintage. Somehow looks even more bitchin in black and white.
That article ran before 2004. I can check when I get home, but I'm guessing it's from 1996 or so. Jerry and his creation showed up at a test and tune that we did at Road Atlanta in conjunction with the ARRC. This is also from a time of film cameras, black-and-white magazine signatures and stuff like that.
racerdave600 said:It was a big, big car, but the workmanship was pretty good. He had a blast with it.
Only big by A-mod standards
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