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Sam and Doug complete the last leg of The Great Race in Gardiner, Maine; Sam installs a Pypes Performance Exhaust on the 55' Bel Air; the SC300 gets new coilovers, wheels and tires; Sam explains some steering components from Mevotech.
Sam and Doug complete the last leg of The Great Race in Gardiner, Maine; Sam installs a Pypes Performance Exhaust on the 55' Bel Air; the SC300 gets new coilovers, wheels and tires; Sam explains some steering components from Mevotech.
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