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In this game we call life we make choices and take chances every single day. Some work and, well, some don’t. So that being said, even though we know the outcome of our last endeavor, would that stop us from trying it again? For most of us the answer is probably a resounding hell no! Drag racing, much like any other sport, is full of choices and chances. Some work and some don’t.

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Neglected. Forgotten. Pushed aside. It is safe to say that the classic 1970 428 Cobra Jet Mach 1 Mustang you see here had seen better days. And had it not been for Baiting Hollow, New York’s Michael Cuevas, it might still be sitting outside rotting away. “This car was first built back in 1985 while I was in high school. I remember seeing the car at local cruise nights, and it drew attention for the beautiful candy apple red paint,” Cuevas said. Originally built by legendary “Rat Pack” founder Pat Crafton, it featured all the styling cues that were hot at the time: tubbed out stance, snorkel hood scoop, and

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