Joe Leonard driving the McKee Mk. 14, a four-wheel drive special with an automatic transmission and a twin-turbo 7.5-liter Oldsmobile Automotive It turned out to have too much power for its brakes and was withdrawn, never to be seen againhttp://www.diecastxchange.com/forum1/topic/185130-pro-sports-racing-cars-wanted-in-118th-updated-52116/ Automotive Email ThisBlogThis!Share to XShare to Facebook Related Posts:The Commotion by Motion 455, a ’69 Motion Hurst/Olds, the only example of Motion speed shop and factory-built performance muscle cars existing today.This solitary ’69 H/O 455 was purchased from Mack Markowitz Oldsmobile and then handed over to Motion Performance where it was christened “Commotion by Motion,” it was built for competitive Super Stock drag racing service. Th… Read More Joe Leonard driving the McKee Mk. 14, a four-wheel drive special with an automatic transmission and a twin-turbo 7.5-liter Oldsmobile It turned out to have too much power for its brakes and was withdrawn, never to be seen againhttp://www.diecastxchange.com/forum1/topic/185130-pro-sports-racing-cars-wanted-in-118th-updated-52116/… Read Morewhen racing in 1903, your competition was going to look nothing alike... compare that to nascar today and it's one body for all manufacturers and makes cars racing at the Glenville Race Track in Cleveland, Ohio September, 1903. Paul Rainey's four cylinder French car, Konigslow's two cylinder auto,Baker "Torpedo Kid", Olds "Go-Devil"thanks Steve!http://wr… Read More