367 mph and jet powered
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367 mph and jet powered
Alright, who is gonna swap this into their S?
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/news/7...367mph-bus.html
The yellow American-style school bus has been fitted with a jet engine from a Phantom fighter plane, allowing it to reach up to 367mph.
Paul Stender and his team from Indy Boys Inc, based in Indianapolis, USA adapted the bus which uses a full tank of 150 gallons of fuel in just one quarter-mile run.
Mr Stender's creation, which he has dubbed 'The School Time Jet-Powered School Bus', also fires out 80 foot flames from the back creating massive clouds of smoke.
Paul Stender and his team from Indy Boys Inc, based in Indianapolis, USA adapted the bus which uses a full tank of 150 gallons of fuel in just one quarter-mile run.
Mr Stender's creation, which he has dubbed 'The School Time Jet-Powered School Bus', also fires out 80 foot flames from the back creating massive clouds of smoke.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/news/7...367mph-bus.html
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He said: "I bought it just as an old school bus, but I have to say only about five percent are original parts.
"Actually a lot of it is hand-crafted and the types of metals used would be more at home on an aircraft.
"There's still some bus left on it, a little bit on the front. And of course the door handle and the door are all original.
"Actually a lot of it is hand-crafted and the types of metals used would be more at home on an aircraft.
"There's still some bus left on it, a little bit on the front. And of course the door handle and the door are all original.
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