Reply to "Cam for Weber Carbs"

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The seafoam colored Pantera with the sorted Webers is (was) owned by William King. William lived in hill country Texas and we haven't heard from him for several years.

At the time, the irony was that his weber inducted car drove wonderfully, while pundits on the forums would maintain that you would never be able to get Webers to work on the car. It frustrated William to no end and he eventually gave up trying to convince them. I drove the car at an event we staged at Texas World Speedway and the Webers were great. No stumbles at all.

7/25/165:58 AM

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