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dfreeman95 · 09-19-07, 05:18 PM

Paolo,
The sound of forty 5 litre, high compression, unmuffled V8 screaming by at 7800rpm is definately something to behold. Likely second only to a F1 engine for the greatest engine sound in my opinion. If you ever make it over here, perhaps to the Monterey Historics, try to make it on a year that the Trans-Am group runs. You will not be disappointed.

Gary,
I love that Cougar. It is a great looking car. You are correct that Richard now owns the car. I believe he will begin racing it with us next year. You are also correct about the quality of the work that he turns out. Truly high speed works of art and a quality guy as well.

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dfreeman95 Rookie Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Sacramento, Ca Posts: 64 Rep Power: 4	Re: It's a long way.-..to the GT40 if ya wanna educate italians.. Paolo, The sound of forty 5 litre, high compression, unmuffled V8 screaming by at 7800rpm is definately something to behold. Likely second only to a F1 engine for the greatest engine sound in my opinion. If you ever make it over here, perhaps to the Monterey Historics, try to make it on a year that the Trans-Am group runs. You will not be disappointed. Gary, I love that Cougar. It is a great looking car. You are correct that Richard now owns the car. I believe he will begin racing it with us next year. You are also correct about the quality of the work that he turns out. Truly high speed works of art and a quality guy as well.