Sunday, August 24, 2025

the video has no info on this vehicle, and skip the 1st 45 seconds

 

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  1. 4th pic in article: oldmachinepress.com/2017/04/20/allison-v-3420-24-cylinder-aircraft-engine/ - and a dragster with two of them here (also 4th pic.) macsmotorcitygarage.com/racing-to-victory-the-allison-v-1710-aircraft-engine/

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    1. I know what the engine is... I didn't ask what it is... I mentioned that I have no idea what vehicle this is. This specific vehicle, I'm not asking what vehicles had Allisons in them, I've posted enough of them for that. I was only pointing out that this video doesn't mention why it's putting this vehicle, and this video, on line. It would make some sense to give this video context, by explaining what vehicle they are resurrecting by getting the engine going

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  2. I don't think that is a vehicle but just big ass heavy duty engine stand/trailer. That tire looks like it is solid chunk of rubber.

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  3. In the YouTube comments, the poster said it was a 1960's dragster called Colossus, which would explain the pie crust slicks. I couldn't find anything on Google other than the "Quad Al" dragster that is in the article that Kim linked.

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    1. thank you! That makes sense!

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