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Turbine powered T-Bird, check that "exhaust pipe"... http://phscollectorcarworld.blogspot.com/2015/10/experimental-wonders-1955-ford-turbine.html
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Turbines were all the rage in the 1950s , they never went anywhere because the were to expensive to make, needed a lot of service, and used too much fuel.
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As a teen, the people across the street from us had one of those copper colored Chrysler turbine cars for a while (one of the families chosen for testing). I remember the sound of them warming it up before driving off. I thought it was pretty bogus, but looking back now I wish I would asked for a ride!
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I like the hood
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