Top 10 fastest non-production cars

• Source: Agencies
• [17:40 August 30 2010]
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3) The Blue Flame - 630 MPH

Gary Gabelich, who helped this car hit a record speed of 630 miles per hour on the Bonneville Salt Flats on October 23, 1970, drove the Blue Flame. It was built in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The motor on the car was revolutionary, as it used a combination of hydrogen peroxide and liquefied natural gas that was pressurized by helium. At full power, the motor could produce a full thrust of 22,000 pounds generating 58,000 horsepower.