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North Benton, Ohio, United States
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Custom built by Pro race car builder.
Powered by 2 B&S 16 HP V-twins. Fully automatic trans. Dual hydraulic disc brakes. Will fit average driver with ease. About 58 MPH top speed. Unique driving experience, built to last. For more info or a test drive call Gordy 330-206-8766 |
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