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This Baby Burns Rubber! Gigantic GT Nitro Gas RC Car Unleashes Ford's Inferno!

The RC car looks too good to be true and costs too much to be a hoax

By Roxana Deduleasa, Gadget News Editor

29th of October 2007, 09:17 GMT

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Ladies and gentlemen, brace yourselves, as you're about to see the ultimate RC car! The smart fellows from Ford have developed the coolest, funkiest and probably the biggest GT Nitro Gas RC car ever. To be more precise, the car measures 38 x 15 x 12 inches and weighs about

16 kilos.

The vehicle comes with an assembled chassis, a 3-Channel FM Radio with built-in Fail-Safe mode. In addition, this gigantic scale radio control Ford GT is said to tout a 23cc engine, a 450cc fuel tank and a 15 kg metal gear ratio. The Ford GT Nitro Gas RC Car requires 8 x AA batteries for the included remote control, which means it guarantees a couple of hours of entertainment.

Moreover, this "amazing monster of a car", how the fellows from wowzzers like to call it, runs on a mixture of unleaded gasoline and 2-stroke oil, zero break-in time, the lowest cost per minute of use guaranteed and more; the user can take it to just about any local small engine repair shop for tuning and repair!

Not to mention the RC vehicle was given a 2WD disc brakes, which make for better stopping. The cool-looking replica runs on a mixture of unleaded gasoline and 2-stroke oil. For some reasons it makes me grab my cat, lock it inside and chase my neighbor's annoying dog. That would be something.

The Scale Nitro Gas RC Car has a painted Ford GT body and most strikingly, it can reach 60 mph speed. If you too are interested in this wonderful invention, you should also start saving some money. How much? Well, US $649 should be enough. And hey, this is a bargain for the RC car lovers out there. I would give my last penny to see this baby burning some rubber!

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Ford | Nitr-gas | RC | GT | gasoline

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