Motion Pictures 12,000 HP in 1964: The Insane Story of “QUAD AL”

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Excellent.

Mike

 

A friend of mine in SoCal worked with Tex Collins on some of his earlier Allison-powered projects, but Tex died before the Quad Al was finished. AFAIK, it never ran.

jack vines

 

now owned by hamber Guffey

 

I enjoyed that, - thanks !

 

Correct . . . If you watch the video til the very end, the narrator (Brian Lohnes) explains that the car never moved under its own power.

 

Always enjoy info about Jim Lytle. I first learned about him from the '61 HRM coverage of his awesome '32, and then used those pictures in a HS drafting class enlarging them several times. Good job HEMI!

 

Small car big engine.
To the utmost.