Jet-Powered School Bus Powers To A Blistering 367 MPH

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We said Paul Stender's jet-powered school bus named "School Time" would hit 350 mph at the Vectren Dayton Air Show in Ohio. We were wrong. It's 42,000hp General Electric J-79 sent it to 367 mph. Video below.

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(Hat tip to James!)

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