Is Cliff Sebring an honest-to-god real name?
Story by Bill Cuttitta
Our featured article this week comes from the dark ages, before we started creating digital versions of the magazine. So we had to march back to our archives, pick out the magazine and then dig out the scanner.
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Is Cliff Sebring an honest-to-god real name?
LOL the woody sports stripes are genius 
I still think of 2001 as The Future, but it looks pretty damn vintage in these pictures. I must be getting old.
It's funny how little things have changed with these cars and the community around them. The knowledge level and technology have progressed over time, but that car is very much something that would still be built today by a turbo mopar enthusiast.
Although I was young and didn't know much back then, 15 years later I can say that people like these three (all of whom i've had the pleasure to meet over the years) embody what sucked me into the online community around these cars that I've been a part of for all these years.
Well timed GRM. Just as I am refreshing myself with all things turbo omni.
In reply to crankwalk:
I remember Barry Miles driving that car (or something very similar) in the Washington DC Solo2 events. It was always an FTD contender.
My favorite part of this is the group picture of our young competitors and their boyish good looks.
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