If at first it isn’t perfect…DO IT AGAIN!
Except it wasn’t.
After assembling the front end, installing the interior, and sorting the drivetrain, it lasted all of 200 miles before the perfectionist grew concerned. “As it turned out, the rear frame rails had not been installed correctly and had been cracked at the top,” he said. The frame flex had buckled the rear quarters and the blown small block had underperformed.
From Wild to Wilder – John Gerber
Quick question – how many GMC Typhoons have you ever seen? Did you know such a vehicle even existed? Well,...