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STEAM-POWERED CAR AIMS TO SET RECORD POMPANO COMPANY DEVELOPED CAR'S TECHNOLOGY
2011
Overview
He's used some personal funds to build it, but about 80 percent of the nearly $50,000 construction costs (excluding the Cyclone engine) has come from sponsors \"who've wanted their name on it.\" \"If the engine does what it's supposed to do, we'll break the record. Then next year, we'll juice it up and attempt to break our [own] record,\" [Chuk Williams] said. Photo(s) Graphic(s); The Mark 5 steam engine built by Cyclone Power Technologies in Pompano Beach is used in the Cyclone-Williams LSR car that will seek to break the land speed record of 148.308 mph for steam vehicles set in 2009.Carline Jean/Staff photographerGraphic of the car and engine.Belinda Long-Ivey, Cindy Jones-Hulfachor/Staff Artists
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Tribune Publishing Company, LLC
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