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The BADD Ford GT built by Performance Power Racing - with the help of its two whirlygigs hanging out back and a fancy new metal called "Pandalloy" - set two records last week at Florida's Kennedy Space Center. From a standstill, the twin-turbo powerhouse got up to 283.232 miles per hour in just 5,280 feet, as measured by Tag Heuer timekeeping.
That meant a new record in the standing mile as well as a Guinness World Record for top speed in a street-legal car. And that means the engineers in Molsheim, home to Bugatti, just might spend this evening getting to work on something even faster.
Check out a video of the PPR GT at work below.
Continue reading Watch a modified Ford GT go 283 mph in a standing mile
Watch a modified Ford GT go 283 mph in a standing mile originally appeared on Autoblog on Wed, 31 Oct 2012 14:59:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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