Name: Hodgkins did the chassis for us, we have nascar suspension and
Uploaded: 2021-05-03T18:15:26.845730+00:00
Duration: 712 s
Channel: Scott Schlichter
Description: Hodgkins did the chassis for us, we have nascar suspension and it's so it handles, but the ultimate rest. Ahmad for me was a car we built 10 years ago and we got a hot rod in the year

 Hodgkins did the chassis for us, we have nascar suspension and it's so it handles, but the ultimate rest. Ahmad for me was a car we built 10 years ago and we got a hot rod in the year

Hodgkins did the chassis for us, we have nascar suspension and it's so it handles, but the ultimate rest. Ahmad for me was a car we built 10 years ago and we got a hot rod in the year

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Scott Schlichter

 Hodgkins did the chassis for us, we have nascar suspension and

 jay is going to show us his favorite pieces of american

 The muscle cars of the early sixties were really fast and

 the Hellcat is incredibly fast back in the day, but compared

 the 4 40 was actually a better street engine, but the hemi

 Resting an old car on it for 16 years, put big block in it,

 First front wheel drive American car in 30 years. GM managed

 427 engine, twin turbocharged, drives and handles nicely,

 I thought I'd share some american muscle with you. This was

The Drive's Sean Evans stops by Jay Leno's Garage to hear the stories behind some of Jay's favorite American muscle in his collection: '71 Hemi Dodge Challenger, crate-engined Buick Roadmaster, Ford Galaxie 500 7-liter, and 1,000+-hp RWD Oldsmobile Toronado.

More at The Drive:
http://www.thedrive.com/muscle-cars/5871/jay-leno-shows-us-his-favorite-american-muscle-cars

Shot by 0484CREATIVE, edited by Erica Lourd and produced by Cait Knoll.

The Drive's Sean Evans stops by Jay Leno's Garage to hear the stories behind some of Jay's favorite American muscle in his collection: '71 Hemi Dodge Challenger, crate-engined Buick Roadmaster, Ford Galaxie 500 7-liter, and 1,000+-hp RWD Oldsmobile Toronado.More at The Drive: <a href="http://www.thedrive.com/muscle-cars/5871/jay-leno-shows-us-his-favorite-american-muscle-cars" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">http://www.thedrive.com/muscle-cars/5871/jay-leno-shows-us-his-…</a>Shot by 0484CREATIVE, edited by Erica Lourd and produced by Cait Knoll.

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 jay is going to show us his favorite pieces of american muscle. We are invited down to Burbank to see it.

 The muscle cars of the early sixties were really fast and looked really sporty. They had a hemi engine and were very advanced for their time.

 the Hellcat is incredibly fast back in the day, but compared to modern stuff, it doesn't do anything. It looks impressive, but it doesn't do anything. What gives you more of an enjoyment when driving?

 the 4 40 was actually a better street engine, but the hemi would breathe better at high rpm. Do you take this out at all?

 Resting an old car on it for 16 years, put big block in it, and want to buy it.

 First front wheel drive American car in 30 years. GM managed to get 375hp. We converted it to rear wheel drive to get at least 1000hp.

 427 engine, twin turbocharged, drives and handles nicely, about £400 lighter than original engine. It runs and drives and handles nicely. Where I mean, I drive it.

 I thought I'd share some american muscle with you. This was really cool. Thanks for taking the time to watch. Thanks for watching.