Watch this until the very end. There is a surprise!)
> Don't try this at home....
>
>
> “This has been on my bucket list since I was a kid,” says car enthusiast
> Jay Leno of driving the Hemi Under Glass, a 2,500-horsepower Plymouth
> Barracuda first introduced in the 1960s, with its massive engine situated in the
> rear of the car, surrounded by glass, known for the way its front end
> rockets skyward when the driver accelerates.
>
> As _you can see here_ (https://www.youtube.com/embed/LabX19ocJZA) , Jay
> finally got to cross this particular item off his list, taking a spin in the
> 'Hemi Under Glass' with its inventor, Bob Riggle.
>


https://www.youtube.com/embed/LabX19ocJZA

Here's to driving a 2500 hp vehicle when we're 80!!!!!!

That was amazing

I say it on TV.
Jay wanted a ride he would never forget, he got it.

Mark

I noticed that Leno's arm was out the window part of the time before the car made it's run. Leno is very lucky his arm wasn't torn up when the car rolled.
I wonder if he realized how lucky he was.

2500hp should be restricted to locomotives! They don't roll as easily.

Would have been better if the crew had asked them if they needed fresh underwear!

Andy B

I had a 66 cudda back in the day with the old slant six.You don't see them anymore because although they were not sports cars they looked like it + folks were constantly putting in larger motors + literally driving them into the ground.