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Old 22-01-2005, 12:12 PM   #1
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Default Deco Rides Boattail Speedster

Was just doing a little online surfing around & found this. Thought others may find it of interest also.
http://www.decorides.com/deco/index.htm
The site features a 1 off custom built roadster featuring a Dodge Viper V10 with 6 speed manual, ford 9" diff in a fibreglass body, based upon the Auburn boattail speedster originally designed in the 20's/30's
hehehe 10 exhaust tips exit beneath the rear wings, & with the flick of a switch an electrically operated valve opens with exhaust exit unmuffled through a pair of straight pipes.

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