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The designer of the 1967 - 1969 Shelby GT 350/500: John Chun
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Paleontologists have identified a previously unknown relative (Suskityrannus hazelae) of T. rex that stood just below 3 feet at the hip. The discovery is shedding new light on the evolutionary origins of tyrannosaurs, while providing a glimpse of these fearsome creatures before they reached enormous sizes.
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What in the Wide Wide World of Sports is going on here?

Because California?

edit: Just noticed the number on the Porsche and the tow point on the Camaro. Is it a race track with a decibel limit?
You got it. Noise restrictions!!
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Prior to the 1964 GTO the displacement limit for GM A-bodied midsize cars was 330 CI. Due to the success of the GTO, it was raised to 400 CI. Olds was first to react to the GTO when sales numbers went from zero to 10,000 in 60 days and decided to jump into the new youth market. To disguise their smaller 330 CI engine they chose a moniker that ignored it: 442 - 4 BBL Carb, 4 Speed, Dual Exhausts.
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