Ludicrous Speed: The Racing and Land Speed Record Tractors of the 1930s

[@trainnerd3029]

Stuff like this is why KZbin was invented! Great video brother!!

[@brianlohnes3079]

Thanks for giving it some of your time!

[@joshuagibson2520]

Kick ass presentation.

[@brianlohnes3079]

Thanks Josh!

[@CODA-Improvements]

Your format and packaging of images with the historical timeline is awesome Brian. I can imagine you have uncounted hours of research and editing. We appreciate it and thank you for the content!

[@brianlohnes3079]

Thanks a million and thank you for watching.

[@coleallen8657]

Excellent ,is what i was thinking , you said it way more elegant than I could ever do. I'm from North Dakota. Thank you very much for the channel!!!!!

[@joshgreen2164]

I operate a brand new John Deere at work 28 mph flat out and it's sketchy, couldn't imagine 65 or better. Terrifying I'm quite certain.

[@brianlohnes3079]

Man, it had to be death defying.

[@brucerawsthorne1338]

Tractors are amazing I have build classic race cars all my life , but tractors have always been my favourite

[@stevecunningham2759]

Thanks Brian! I had my 8N with a Chevy V6 conversion up to 55 once. It was stable on smooth road but the old individual brakes made stopping an adventure.

[@brianlohnes3079]

How many miles to get down to 20? Hahah

[@mudhutproductions]

Never heard of this. How cool!

[@brianlohnes3079]

Glad you dig it!

[@parentsbasement7734]

I do like how you made sure to bring up all the modifications to the record breaking Ford tractor, still an incredible feat but not the same. Thanks again for a great lesson in speed history.

[@brianlohnes3079]

Jack’s machine is fantastic, but modern. These Original guys were unencumbered with our rules!

[@benbrown2119]

Thanks for the Allis Chalmers background. My father operates a particle accelerator as part of his career at NASA.

[@brianlohnes3079]

Holy smoke!

[@FlyingForFunTrecanair]

What a great story! Thank you for such a splendid channel.

[@brianlohnes3079]

Thanks a million for watching it!

[@dawg0059]

Not being a farmer...You might be the only person that could make a tractor and speed cool!!! Really enjoy everything you do. I never though anybody could fill the void of Steve Evans and Dave Mac. In my opinion you are on THAT level!!

[@brianlohnes3079]

This is as humbling as it gets. Thank you for enjoying the weird content but more especially thanks for mentioning those two heroes. I keep them in mind a lot when doing my job.

[@billness2635]

Awesome story Brian! Once again you have produced a fantastic video. As a side note though, JCB of the UK has set a 135mph two way record with a tractor driven by Guy Martin. Better yet, it went 153.7mph as a top speed in 2019.

[@brianlohnes3079]

Yeah that thing is amazing

[@pinestumps8622]

Love the story telling. Reminds me of the crazy stories for dual tracked vehicle speed records. 1944: 70mph in a M18 Hellcat, 1979: 76mph in a souped up M113!

[@brianlohnes3079]

70 in an M18!?

[@Red-dg1kp]

Are any photos of this M18 hellcat tank that they used?

[@pinestumps8622]

I don't but, I'm sure there's photos deep in a government building, it was testing the prototype of the hellcat. Excerpt from CJ Nuttall's 1966 WES report: "The land speed record for tracked vehicles may be held by .C. W. Wilson, who in 1944 tested the T70 76mm gun motor carriage (which, detuned, later became the M18) at 70 mph. He reports it was a hairy experience." Fred Crismons book on US military tracked vehicles has pictures of the m113 deemed the "HOT ROD" from the 70s.

[@Red-dg1kp]

@@pinestumps8622 thanks sir

[@sadwingsraging3044]

Grew up on an old 8N.😊👍🏻 The disc wasn't particularly made for it so anytime you started in any gear but first she pulled a wheelie.😂

[@brianlohnes3079]

I love the N series tractors but they were definitely over ambitious when making claims of its capabilities!

[@sadwingsraging3044]

@brianlohnes3079 Most terrifying thing about them was getting pushed by the Bush Hog until we finally sprung for one of those slipper coupling things between the PTO output on the tractor and the shaft on the Hog. That 5 foot deep ditch at the road looked way deeper than that when the tractor was hopping toward it with me standing on the brakes white as a sheet.😳

[@RenoLaringo]

This was quite an enjoyable journey! Thank you!

[@brianlohnes3079]

Sincerely thankful you saw and enjoyed it!

[@jameswarkentin2798]

As a long-time attendee of the local tractor show, I really appreciated this look into the history of rubber tired tractors. It's one thing to see steel and rubber tired tractors parked next to each other, but I had never heard this story. The action shots were very cool as well!

[@brianlohnes3079]

Two things. Glad you love tractors and thankful you gave this a look!

[@NBSV1]

No suspension and iffy steering makes for some fun times at modest speeds. I've been almost 30 going downhill on a forklift. That got real exciting with the loose rear steering.

[@brianlohnes3079]

That is a kamikaze mission!!!

[@paulmartin8212]

Wow that was a great story. I never knew there was such a competition. I and many others appreciate the time it took to out this all together.

[@brianlohnes3079]

Well I’ll return the appreciation for you taking the time to watch.

[@DM-wp9vq]

Old tractors are just plain amazing, in so many ways! Glorious workhorses that carry their history with them.

[@brianlohnes3079]

Amen to ALL that!

[@Mopar46]

Great story! Like you, I love old tractors, too. My Dad worked for International Harvester, in NZ, in the 1950s.

[@jparker785]

The ultimate, hold my beer, moment! I can imagine that old tractor bobbing down the strip!! As terrifying as it must be, tell me you wouldn't drive it? 😁 The new one sounds so good 😊

[@brianlohnes3079]

I’d sure like to give it a shot! And Jack’s right sounded killer with that Flathead working away.

[@michaelcerkez3895]

I use to love going to tractor pulls back in the late 1970's. When I saw this I just had to watch it to the end. Truly amazing story while I like the engineering involved I have to say I still like the "Pulls" more. Great video.

[@brianlohnes3079]

Pulling is freaking awesome. One of my favorite motorsports.

[@stewartalbert3523]

Do you remember Dave Stangle and his Moline ? He told me that it was geared to run about seventy miles an hour, but he never tried to go fast , just had it that way for pulling .@@brianlohnes3079

[@js7127]

OK Brian, my new favorite episode!! Very cool and yes, I have my Grandpa's 8N.

[@brianlohnes3079]

What a great thing to have and remember him by!

[@engineguy54]

Brian, you've outdone yourself again. This is hilarious.

[@jarm7726]

😂 I bet ol AB gave him a little push from above. ❤ Best channel on yt

[@brianlohnes3079]

I sure think so too!!

[@richardlincoln8438]

Thank You Brian. Very enjoyable content every time. Best Wishes to You, Your Family and Friends.

[@Ray-rw7nz]

The high and mighty or the dragmaster max wedge truck would be great topics.

[@MilfordHeavenMercadoPach-im7jk]

Oh, excusme sir but i must ask brian will you talk about the story of epa superbird 🤔.

[@vk2aafhamradio]

Heaps of fun, Brian! Thanks again.

[@allareasindex7984]

Brian, you are superb at digging up this kind of historical research and making it fascinating! These guys kept the stock wheelbase so farmers could see it was a real tractor. It would have been much steadier if they stretched the frame a foot or two. Oh, and even a couple of inches of suspension instead of just the sidewall flex would have made it practically a Cadillac.

[@brianlohnes3079]

Agree but I am also glad they didn’t!

[@jeffdillard8789]

Im an autoboby painter and all around gearhead. Helped a buddy do some resto work on an old farmall so i understand tha old tractor passion. Great video

[@brianlohnes3079]

This rules. I just love the simplicity and over-engineering of classic tractors. There’s a reason so many work 70 and 80 years later.

[@BabyJake426]

Brian, Your storytelling is incredible! I am so excited, every-single-time, that you publish a new video. Please, please, please keep it up, when your schedule allows! Sincerely, THANK YOU very, very much!

[@brianlohnes3079]

Cannot wait to crank ‘er up this winter!

[@DeluxeR71]

Love it!! Thanks Brian for the COOLEST history lessons...

[@brianlohnes3079]

Glad to be of service and thanks for giving this junk a look!

[@alanquintus2069]

Nice video like always,, Brian. As a teenager I spent some quality time on my brother's 37 WC Allis. I happen to have a motorcycle painted orange (jet fire orange). It's been referred to as my Allis Chalmers 😊.

[@brianlohnes3079]

That’s fantastic!!

[@arthurjennings5202]

Oookaaay....I will admit that got my attention. My grandfather farmed with Morgan horses. His first tractor was a John Deere Model G, with rubber tires.

[@brianlohnes3079]

How awesome is that. Farm tractors run DEEP in American culture.

[@mikepaul3959]

Wild!! and thank you again for another thoroughly entertaining podcast.

[@brianlohnes3079]

Thanks for watching it!!

[@formerfarmer1718]

We were all Allis-Chalmers from 1955 until 1977. From a WD45 to a 210. 👍😎

[@brianlohnes3079]

Awesome!!

[@here_for_the]

Great 👍 job Brian !!

[@georgeadams8230]

Your videos are so much fun, thank you!

[@brianlohnes3079]

Thanks for the time, George. Got some good ones coming this winter!

[@Scot-p1v]

Sincere respect for those who want to go fast on a tractor-but no envy. An ill-advised upshift on an 8N prompted a wheelie so jarring I have never tried to extract speed from a tractor since.

[@brianlohnes3079]

For those who have never tried to go “fast” on one, they’d never know how wonky it can get, and quick.

[@larrytucker2938]

Great Brian, tractors are cool but fast tractors are something else. My dad made a tractor from misc. parts and my brother and I drove the wheels off it as kids. We plowed all the local roads in winter with our uncles N that was on permanent loan. Your video brought back some crazy memories😂, thanks much.

[@_Ramen-Vac_]

I love this so much I'm adding it to my "love button" playlist. I am a sucker for an old tractor. . . Any tractor really. So much that The Straight Story is my very favorite David Lynch flic. Blue Velvet is great, but, no tractor.

[@brianlohnes3079]

This is hardcore! Haha

[@bobclarke5913]

Watching Ab bounce along on the 64 mph record I was reminded of my old 3 wheeler with no suspension, skittering across the surface of gravel roads at top speed. Fun stuff, but a whole different thing trying to keep a couple tons of iron under you.

[@brianlohnes3079]

Wild!!!!!

[@caseyedds2032]

As a tractor guy to a tractor guy.. thank you 🙏

[@landerstudios143]

You'd wanna watch yr elbows!😂 Great content as usual. Always awesome.

[@brianlohnes3079]

Thanks a million for watching it

[@rogerholloway8498]

Great story, thank you!

[@vawterb]

This brings me joy! Awesome!

[@brianlohnes3079]

Super glad you dug it!

[@thesquirrelchroniclesakare7808]

Another great video Brian 👍🏻

[@brianlohnes3079]

Thanks for watching and being into it

[@Ramblur66]

Having grown up near Firestone's Farm early on Harvey had Barney Oldfield drive a rubber tired tractor into town at the unheard of speed of 14 mph. The pic @ 10:25 shows a date on the sign Sept. 20, 1934 which coincides with Harvey hosting a PGA (Potato Growers) convention at his homestead in Columbiana, Ohio. Firestone still operates their Ag division test center on his Farmstead in Columbiana. Such cool history!

[@capt.ronboeck5828]

Brian, the Porsche tracker races @ Rennsport 7 at Laguna Seca last year are worth noting. Over thirty entrants in three divisions. I was a hoot to watch and must have been hairy coming down the corkscrew! Love your stuff !

[@Boneyard24]

Love the story, love the facts, ol Ab was something wasn't he. Thank you for something different,...

[@bradyelich2745]

A stock Minneapolis Moline Model U would go 29 mph, practically the speed of cars at the time. Guy Martin, Top Gear, and there is a Lady with a channel devoted to tractor land speed records.

[@bradyelich2745]

I think my Brother holds the speed record for a combine. Jeffrey was towing Brother on the combine to the combine crush at the fair and they went downhill at 65 mph. Brother was steering like crazy and on 30 year old implement tires rated for 20 mph.

[@No1414body]

Lonesome you video are just amazing most entertaining vids I've watched

[@brianlohnes3079]

Lonesome! Hahaha I love it.

[@mikecurtis2585]

Wow that's moving on with a farm tractor! I have 3 tractors a 41A/C WD and a Earthmaster made in California and a newer Massey Ferguson 135 made in 1975! Love old Tractors My Massey Ferguson will go about 35 and that is too fast for me! Always fun hearing these stories from history!!!

[@williambarry8015]

Great video Brian

[@AntonHoward-mx9sb]

You always come up with stuff I've never heard about Brian, great stuff.

[@raymondsmart6204]

Great Video

[@mikeskidmore6754]

For his latest attempt, Guy was to take on the challenge of setting a new tractor speed record not once but twice, at the wheel of a JCB Fastrac (usual top speed, 41 mph). He initially achieved a new record of 166.79 km/h (103.64 mph) before going even faster by reaching 217.570 km/h (135.191 mph).

[@brianlohnes3079]

Even with all the modern tech, that is hauling.

[@mikeskidmore6754]

@@brianlohnes3079 My Minneapolis Moline 5 Star with a Hot camshaft will really wind up, but as I bought it with stamped steel wheels that have too big of a hole for the axle were crudely shimmed and the wheels are not centered on the axles. It really hops if I try to wind it up. I never checked the speed. I should mount a GPS on it to find out. At Antique Tractor pulling speeds it won't matter, but the speed Super Stocker and Modified Tractors turn their wheels very fast and it would matter. There was a guy with a V-8 8N Ford that would do at least 40 MPH and he would run it on half mile horse race tracks at County and State Fairs for an exhibition .

[@fastinradfordable]

Man I did 120 on a motorcycle once. In a tractor is insane

[@chrispile3878]

Brian - Don't forget the Europeans brought a couple JCB tractors to the salt about 15 years ago, going pretty darn fast as I recall. They even brought a TRACKED tractor!

[@brianlohnes3079]

Yes. And it is awesome, but to compare those machines to a 1930s farm tractor is to compare a P-51 Mustang to an F-35.

[@H3110NU]

I remember being a kid riding in the wagon behind my now late uncles AC tractor; asking him the top speed and he responded “I don’t know, I’ve never had it out of second, I’ll get there when we get there”.

[@brianlohnes3079]

Hahahah fantastic

[@natemiller448]

I have always said....we are sunk. No more Steve Evans, no Dave McClelland, no Ray Dunlap.... But here comes Brian Lohnes. Holy shit. We hit the jackpot.

[@natemiller448]

*Bob Frey should be in there also

[@brianlohnes3079]

Appreciate this and those are the names of Mt Rushmore for me. Thank you very much.

[@EvanKendrick-l7d]

Only in America! Thanks Brian.

[@brianlohnes3079]

It’s a heck of a story! Appreciate you watching.

[@tomk4739]

Well done sir! A-C also built fuel cell prototypes for NASA. They had a fuel cell powered golf cart and a tractor. I watched a Funk converted Ford this past summer. It hade the Ford inline flat head 6 cylinder.

[@stevenpederson1645]

Thanks Brian, great story! Have you thought about doing a piece on electric land speed bar stool racing at the salt flats? Or lawn mower racing?

[@tomsessanna5251]

Too cool. Anything you make a video about is always something I have an interest in. Just gotta wonder what Art Arfons thought of this.

[@brianlohnes3079]

I gotta hope he saw it in the paper. Currently crafting a story for Road and Track on Walt and Art.

[@DavidPawson-d7h]

Aircraft tires played a big part in commercial fishing on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Soft sidewalls and lack of tread means flotation and if a tire were to loose traction it would slip against the sand instead of digging a hole.

[@brianlohnes3079]

Makes sense!

[@peternewman958]

BRIAN LOHNES again thank you very much for this amazing story, and I know from personal experience on the farm that its very hard to stay seated when the seat is just a steel seat that was used decades before 1958 on many horse pulled implements and Fordson Dexta still used in the late 50s and is just a tempered steel spring mounted seat. 😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫😂😂😂

[@56clipper2]

Wonder if the racing AC is what sparked the idea of putting the Ford flat head v8 in the n series. Great video, had me smiling imagining those tractor races back then.

[@brianlohnes3079]

Ford never did it but companies like Funk and others made the conversion. I have an 8BA getting ready for mine!

[@_Boregard_Rippy_]

... fun to know thanks ...!

[@brianlohnes3079]

Thanks for the look!

[@tiernanlmorgan]

I’ve got a 1954 Ford NAA with the Sherman under/overdrive . It’s fast enough in fourth overdrive that when I hit a small bump in the road I bounced so hard I damaged a disc in my back

[@brianlohnes3079]

Wild! Mine is the Hupp under/over. It is wild when you let the clutch out in four over and the thing just keeps picking up and up and up

[@danquinnell3502]

What V8 engine was the record setting Ford tractor running? Looks like a flattie.

[@ericfredrickson5517]

I did not hear mention of Walt Buescher, Allis Chalmer's Great Lakes region sales rep. He was having trouble selling rubber tires, so he started telling the dealers to put down rubber tires on all new tractors ordered. When they arrived, he told the farmer someone made a "mistake", and ordered it with rubber tires. He would then tell them that it would take several weeks, and to make it up to them, they could do their farming with the rubber tires, and when the steel wheels arrived, they would change them out, at no cost. All but a couple of stubborn farmers told the salesman to never mind, they'd keep the rubber tires, and pay the difference.

[@loganbeedy5950]

My favorite era of tractors is the 60s and 70s because manufacturers discovered the golden crown this is a turbo and a couple shoved V8s into tractors to get on top of the game

[@brianlohnes3079]

The muscle tractor era! A Kinze 5020 8V71 conversion is a dream machine of mine.

[@claytonwoodward9459]

My 1948 8N has overdrive and it’s scary in top gear that’s for sure

[@MattLitkeRacing]

After you finish the fuel clutch series I’d like to hear about rear ends. What happened to Kalitta has me wondering about the history and how we got to that moment.

[@brianlohnes3079]

That was a freak one off. His car broke the spool. No one has done that in my entire life witnessing this stuff. They cycled them at about 100 runs. They have reduced it to less than that now. All the rear gears lived through Pomona’s blitzkrieg.

[@MattLitkeRacing]

Do you think they will have to put a bag on the rear ends for next year? If that happened on a funny car it would have been terrible

[@QuillHyde]

Awesome! That made my day

[@brianlohnes3079]

Thanks for the watch!!

[@fastinradfordable]

This guy makes TV documentary shows. I am not even always a fan of the topic. But he pulls ya in. And if you watch junk all day You’ll prolly remember this.

[@brianlohnes3079]

This is the best damned thing I have seen all day. Thank you!

[@2dogsmowing]

Ive painted my truck Allis Chalmers orange with black racing strips. Its a 2004 gmc sierra 2500hd duramax 4x4.

[@cpoosch]

You are my spirit animal.

[@rebekahfrench5747]

The god awful whine coming from the final drive would humble any man..😂😂

[@brianlohnes3079]

It had to have been wild.

[@rebekahfrench5747]

@brianlohnes3079 the old internationals we know for noisy rear ends .. Doubt you would want to be anywhere near one at 100mph .. 👍

[@HAMDYNAMICS]

Just realized you only have 47k subs and im shocked this channel deserves a million

[@stewartalbert3523]

In the middle nineteen fifties , i was towing a wagon loaded with hay with my uncles ford . Going down a steep hill i thought i needed more speed ( i was thirteen and imortal ) i pushed in the clutch and let it go ! As i gained speed the liquid in the rear tires could not keep up , and the wheels bounced off the road , never did that again !

[@loganbeedy5950]

There was also a farmer in Montana I wanna say who had a Co-oP tractor with a 6 cylinder Chrysler who got a speeding ticket for 60MPH in a 50 zone, there’s pictures of it online

[@brianlohnes3079]

That rules!

[@cpoosch]

Kathy Archer beat Donahue's record with her AC D19. Her and her father came up form the ranks of sled pullers to be GN Unlimited 5 engine tractor pullers as The Pioneer and The Black Widow before selling them off and "retiring" to this milestone at 106 mph.

[@Danger_mouse]

The Australian made Chamberland tractors were made with a side by side car and gearing for road use. The idea was to make them more suitable for road travel between different parts of the large stations in Australia. One was modified and entered into the Reddex Round Australia Trial (a rally for cars) where it could reach speeds up to 110km/h - or 68mph. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chamberlain_Tractors

[@savagewhitmore2815]

If there's a market for semi truck racing, surely we could convince a few good ol boys to take a pack of tractors around a dirt oval

[@bradinch1563]

fun video, my favorite tractor has always been old dinah a steam engine that took 4 or 5 guys to drive it,it replaced the 20 mule team for a short time.diving a steam engine in death valley had to be tuff. thanks, ps watch out for planes

[@TheMNrailfan227]

Brian Lohnes talking about my favorite tractor company of all time?? Has Christmas come early?

[@brianlohnes3079]

I suppose that it has!

[@bobroberts2371]

Time 1043 Looks like a Pennzoil can , the kind of oil golfer , golf course owner Arnold Palmer used to run in his tractor as noted in 1980's ads.

[@ldnwholesale8552]

I have done around 25mph on both a Fiat diesel farm tractor and also a Red Fergy petrol. Possibly would have went faster but starting to get loose at that speed. It was about 15mph and scarey with the other Fiat with water in the tyres. Our big 1959 TL14D front end loader was about 20mph flat out, it was a little slower when the Allis 6 was replaced with 4cyl Perkins. It worked better however. Your the bloke to organise some of the pulling tractors to go drag racing!

[@darrenfrauenfelder5997]

Good story I never knew, look up the Australian 9G Chamberlain, 50mph factory road gearing standard

[@GR1MRACER]

Hells yeah

[@danieltaylor6489]

We had an old Allis--Chalmers tractor on the farm & it was a beast, it could easily do 100kmh in the paddocks or the roads I miss our old tractor 😥

[@brianlohnes3079]

Wind ‘er up!!

[@FYMASMD]

Men will take any vehicle as fast as they can. It’s in our genes/jeans.

[@brianlohnes3079]

Facts!

[@Mr39knuck]

Some will race … some men prefer the slow quiet life 😂 just puttering along at idle or slightly above.

[@malakiblunt]

As an aside in japan some Harley choppers run tractor fronts on the rear - they must be seeing the highest speed of any agricultural tire

[@brianlohnes3079]

That has to look awesome!!

[@billtruett8593]

My goodness that kinda like teaching an elephant to gallop and riding it. wow !!

[@kencreten7308]

I don't know... is this video going to get any ... traction? And... what will pull it out if it doesn't? Regardless, we can say this is certainly more fertile ground for speed testing... OK! OK! I'm sorry! heheh. very cool video, thanks.

[@brianlohnes3079]

Hahahahahahaha

[@fastinradfordable]

6:18 World’s first tractor trailer cannonball run?

[@brianlohnes3079]

Hahahah

[@TheDistur]

I've got an 8N but it only has the standard gears lol.

[@brianlohnes3079]

The Hupp under/over is cool.

[@roberthilburn51]

I would offer the opinion that Dave Archer has been lost in the mix via the JBC & Guy Martin. In Martins own words he calls Archer the "proper" title holded on a legit AC tractor at around 108 as I recall. That takes nothing away from this outstanding video. Just kind of a shame that JBC & big money showed up (oh and tv of course) and pushed out the little guy. Is what it is but their motivation is different that a racers.

[@brianlohnes3079]

This is cool and good perspective. I need to check on Archer!

[@pr3modeling239]

Hmmmm.... I know a LOT of guys who run both vintage and modern pulling tractors, and your higher classes of pulling tractors can reach wheel speeds of well over 120mph... However those have about as much in common with an actual farm tractor as a Top Fuel Funny Car has to do with it's stock counterpart... custom everything, rear axles out of heavy equipment, semi or otherwise even bigger engines, multiple turbos running way in excess of 100psi of boost, custom chassis, tires that cost $15,000 EACH (Not even joking) Engines cranked up to the point that the only way to start it cold is by spraying an entire case of ether starting fluid directly into the turbo two cans at a time... But I'm wondering now what kind of engine swaps would be allowed? They make a kit to bolt a chevy 350 in a Farmall M... and I've seen a couple and let me tell you, that thing HAULS at 5,000RPM... I don't know how fast it was but it was enough to be scary! I know one guy who runs a.. and get this, 24 valve 5.9 Cummins WITH SPARK PLUGS and a TUNNEL RAM with DUAL HOLLEY CARBS in a Farmall M for vintage modified pulling... on methanol... Point is... I wonder what the limits of mods are because I can already put together in my head ideas of how to make an old tractor go... way, way faster than a tractor has any right to go.....

[@brianlohnes3079]

The diesel engines converted to spark ignition are always a fascination. I love the DT466 International as an all time workhorse, but on methanol with a large turbo, I like them even more.

[@marklevy4580]

This channel has so much cool sh×

[@brianlohnes3079]

Thanks Mark!!