Spoiler alert, they're probably still numbers.

This Day In Automotive History
 

On this day in 1927 the Sunbeam 1000 HP

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broke the land speed record by going 203.79 mph at Daytona Beach, FL.

The 1st non-American car to make a record run at Daytona Beach, and the 1st car to surpass 200 mph.

200mph...1927.

Let that sink in for moment...:3_eyes:

This crazy thing was parked outside the liquor store I frequent a few months ago. Bought a bottle, but it turned out that I liked the truck more than I liked the whiskey (I'm not much of a scotch drinker).

That is a beautiful piece of machinery. WANT.

Was it just me or did that guy look high as a kite?

Bullshit, everybody knows Sunbeams travel at 186,000 miles per second.:rolleyes:

In a vacuum.

I am not sure how to use the long limos pic to add this.
Maybe some help will help.

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OK Jim, a centiwoof...

Not a millipaw?

Octopup. :)

7 legs, Heptapup.

That Decoliner reminds me of this REO Speedwagon tanker.

If you haven't eaten recently, get an eyeful of this, this--thing-- from Toyota. It is a Yaris pick-up that Toyota 'Shopped up. Thank God it ain't real, I'm not sure I could stand it in the real world.

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Hyundai is getting into the li'l truck thing, too. I reckon this one is a living, breathing beast, although in concept vehicle form. They call it the Santa Cruz. Not the ugliest thing I've ever seen. I might could drive this one.

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Camaro called, wants his headlights back.

They think we're all about to drive hatchbacks again?