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I want to see rides, not rims. Post your ride once again.
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Validus IM not that partial to Porches... a little round for my taste.. i like them long and sleek and curvy like a sexy woman... but mean and loud like a man ... oh that sounds so silly.. but its true... i like some italian makes.. the viper... baracudas... an older coupe deville... something sleek... as long as it looks good and is solid... but i really do prefer a shift... the only non shift car i had (not including trucks of course) was a 63 plymouth valiant push button automatic.. when i turned 16 it was mine... till i got out of collegeComment
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I like the SL 55 AMG's, the CLK's and SLK's, the E-Klass... 98+ Camaros, Roadsters, and H1 diesels.... everything else is nice and I would look and drool but would never want to own.
(NOT WRITTEN IN STONE, THE AUTHOR MAY CHANGE HIS MIND AT ANY TIME)Comment
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Here's my baby.
IntenseCash - If you can't convert us then you might want to look for a new job
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another car thread wasn't there one yesterday..
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Just in case:
540i with mods sittin on 20" Hartge Nova 7's
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This is NOT my car, it belongs to a good friend of mine, and in my opinion is one of the best hot rods ever.
It was built a year and a half ago by him with some help from old school rod builders.
NOTHING on the car is newer than 1960 (ok, maybe the tires...)
No Billit, no technology, hand built hardcore only.
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71 Buick 455, TH-400 A/T, 9" Rear.Originally posted by 01SCdZ06
Nice.. Whats powering that machine?
Engine is basically stock, already has more power than I need and its totally reliable, its been driven all over the US and up into Canada too.Comment
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Hell Yeah...you bringing it up to Montreal again so we can go cruising?Originally posted by Stuntpig
71 Buick 455, TH-400 A/T, 9" Rear.
Engine is basically stock, already has more power than I need and its totally reliable, its been driven all over the US and up into Canada too.Comment
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Thats the plan!Originally posted by ElvisManson
Hell Yeah...you bringing it up to Montreal again so we can go cruising?
I was going to drive it to Toronto this weekend, but it will be raining Here and There!
A little rain is no big deal, but its more fun when you can take the top off and leave it off.Comment
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Originally posted by Stuntpig
My little Piglet
51 Super body/71 Electra Chassis/65 TBird Interior/46 Desoto Grill
Chopped, Channeled, Frenched, Shaved
Buicks looking good !!SIGS ARE GAY
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Nice, can't wait to see itOriginally posted by Stuntpig
Thats the plan!
I was going to drive it to Toronto this weekend, but it will be raining Here and There!
A little rain is no big deal, but its more fun when you can take the top off and leave it off.

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Thats not his car... Thats an Auto Coture Sc400/300 or a toyota soarer. Those wheels will run you around 5-6k with tires.. Very nice choice btw...Originally posted by lucky482
Those are some bad ass rims. what kind of rims are those? im looking for rims for my car...Comment
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Well, since I just broke my GFY cherry earlier today after 3 years in the business, I suppose I should go all out and make post #2. Plus this topic is dear to the increasingly clogged arteries in my heart. Behold, my latest rolling death-trap:

And the piece de resistance, my homemade anti-tailgating kit, which can shoot 15 feet of back-the-fuck-up soup.

You can read a more thorough review of this monstrosity at Consumption Junction.Paul Dinin - Editor Grande - Consumption Junction - CJ Bucks - ICQ: 81537174Comment
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by juicyjew
[B]Well, since I just broke my GFY cherry earlier today after 3 years in the business, I suppose I should go all out and make post #2. Plus this topic is dear to the increasingly clogged arteries in my heart. Behold, my latest rolling death-trap:

And the piece de resistance, my homemade anti-tailgating kit, which can shoot 15 feet of back-the-fuck-up soup.
Now that is sweet!
I actually stripped a 53 Ambassador a couple of years back and I still have most of the trim and chrome, in fact I remember that the Buick style side chrome fit perfectly onto a 51 Merc 4 door, and no one could figure out where that chrome came from...
Nice job, I named my car Chug, have you come up with a name for yours yet?
BTW - there is an immaculate, bone stock solid grey 46 Nash 600 in Brooklyn. The owner of Cafe Moto owns it and he drives it everywhere.Comment
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Damn... I almost came when I read this...IM not that partial to Porches... a little round for my taste.. i like them long and sleek and curvy like a sexy woman... but mean and loud like a man ... oh that sounds so silly.. but its true... i like some italian makes.. the viper... baracudas... an older coupe deville... something sleek... as long as it looks good and is solid... but i really do prefer a shift...Comment
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Well, the pictures make the car look red, but it's actually competition orange, which begs the name "Terror Threat Orange". That, or possibly just "Jew Canoe".Originally posted by Stuntpig
Nice job, I named my car Chug, have you come up with a name for yours yet?
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Yeah, my El Camino is Comp Orange too, because of some episodes that occurred on Halloween it quickly became 'the Pumpkin'Originally posted by juicyjew
Well, the pictures make the car look red, but it's actually competition orange, which begs the name "Terror Threat Orange". That, or possibly just "Jew Canoe".
But your Nash looks much more like a Pumpkin than the El Camino...
Anyway, thats a great car, its good to see more sleds in the industry.Comment
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BTW - All Vegas car people!!!
There is a great Hot Rod show this upcoming weekend at the Gold Coast hotel, its put on by the Shifters Car Club, in association with the Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly thing.
No, you do not need to buy Rockabilly tickets to go to the car show.
Its all about old school home built hot rods. No Billet, No Trailer Queens, each car held together with bailing wire, duct tape and hope.
Last year there were about 250 - 300 cars.Comment
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I remember the day my engine was finally sitting in my car. Sitting in the drivers seat, starting the onboard computer and set the firing order and shift points. I remember turning the key over and hearing a loud bang and feeling the engine turn over and die. The second attempt did the same. Finally after the fourth try the engine idled for 20 seconds before dieing. After a few adjustments by my friend, it was time to break her in. We ran it at 3300 RPM for 30 minutes the first time, and WOW was there a lot of blue smoke.
I remember the deep rumbling sound that shook the garage walls. Oh it was so throaty with that 3 inch exhaust system. The gear drive was screaming? DAMIT I want a Street Rod?Comment
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fantasyman: Great that you posted. I actually met you in Miami, while I was still with SEG. Not that you remember, doesn?t matter anyhow.Originally posted by fantasyman
Here are some links to my rides
http://cecash.com/secret/sl55prowler/index.html
http://4viper.com
I am still a little unsure about those prowlers, I would like to see them with uncovered tires as well as with a little bigger engine. The way they come like that, I don?t like them too much, but I think it is a great concept. If it could look more like the Roadster? I would be happy!
Nice rides though.... Droooool Vipers.....Comment



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