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Thursday April 13, 2006
A man by the name of Jerry Nickel built a working Cadillac out of wood that is powered by two 500-cubic-inch Cadillac V-8 engines. One engine and transaxle, from an Eldorado, drives the front wheels. The other engine, from a Deville, drives the rear wheels. Although the engines aren't synchronized, Nickel said they work fine together.
As always, click the headline for more pics, information and a rather small scan of an article about the car. Just squint, take an aspirin and you should be able to get through the article without a headache.
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