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Even though it lacked a steering wheel it was setup to accept "compact nuclear propulsion devices"


Ha-ha... do you have any idea how much an ounce of Plutonium goes for these days! :lol: Still if it lasted 600,000 miles it would make for a bargain.
Prolly lacked many things: it was a 3/8th scale model. '62 Ford Seattle-ite XXI.
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Oh, my source failed to meantion that. but yes, you're correct. The idea of a nuclear powered car fascinates me. I'd like a 16-Reactor Cadillac hardtop Coupe Deville please.
The Ford Nucleon was also an atomic-powered concept. Not really, but it was setup to do such a thing.

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