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Perhaps the most impressive True Street story was that of the orange 1999 Z28 owned by Bob Beam and entered by Exotic Performance Plus (Columbia City, IN). This 408/Procharger F1A car ran as fast as 9.12/146 before driver Ted Garvin nailed the most bumper- dragging-ist badass wheelie during time shots on Friday- and whacked the oil pan and bearings. The crew valiantly fixed their car that evening-even installing a new thrust bearing into the engine-and completed the street cruise Saturday morning, only to make one pass in competition before deciding the steering rack was bent. We're giving them the unofficial True Street diehard competitor award-and the honor of the lead photo-for their dedicated team effort and never-give-up attitude.

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Perhaps the most impressive True Street story was that of the orange 1999 Z28 owned by Bob Beam and entered by Exotic Performance Plus (Columbia City, IN). This 408/Procharger F1A car ran as fast as 9.12/146 before driver Ted Garvin nailed the most bumper- dragging-ist badass wheelie during time shots on Friday- and whacked the oil pan and bearings. The crew valiantly fixed their car that evening-even installing a new thrust bearing into the engine-and completed the street cruise Saturday morning, only to make one pass in competition before deciding the steering rack was bent. We're giving them the unofficial True Street diehard competitor award-and the honor of the lead photo-for their dedicated team effort and never-give-up attitude. View Related Article

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