Re: SVRy: How fast did they go?
| January 13, 2008 01:19AM |
Let's keep in mind that the alternative way to speed between Baker and Prairie was via horse's back or some rough road and Model T vintage auto. 20 mph was haulin' ass ! 25 was comparable to rocket travel in them parts !
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