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General Car Related Discussion.To discuss anything that is related to cars and automotive technology that doesnt naturally fit into another forum catagory.
A fair few of my mates are into their yank stuff, one of them had a charger until around 18mnth's ago where he flogged it off to finish what was left on his mortgage....the other's just have things like bull nose and eagle eyed T/A's, a camaro and a day van, stuff like that. If I were to have a yank it would have to be a Mustang.....would go well with my tool box at least
I borrowed this for a few days when they first came out, was surpisingly fun to drive, until I had to go fill the tank up Luckily I didnt have to pay for the 305/40-22 tyres...
I borrowed this for a few days when they first came out, was surpisingly fun to drive, until I had to go fill the tank up Luckily I didnt have to pay for the 305/40-22 tyres...
mate of mine has a srt10,2 weeks after he got it reversed it into someones drive didnt see a flagstone that the sidewall mounted and the corner burst the tyre ruining it in the process afpmsl when he told me ages after the driveway owner told me
mate of mine has a srt10,2 weeks after he got it reversed it into someones drive didnt see a flagstone that the sidewall mounted and the corner burst the tyre ruining it in the process afpmsl when he told me ages after the driveway owner told me
They are quite big and take some time getting used to though.
They are quite big and take some time getting used to though.
he knows that now,its the extended king cab version,was just unlucky i spose-then again he is one of the worst people i know for laughing at others misfortune
my dad has a 61 ford t-bird.
i have always fancied a 67 mustang or camaro.or something a bit earlier like a 57 chevy or a 32 ford like in the film american graffiti;
my dad has a 61 ford t-bird.
i have always fancied a 67 mustang or camaro.or something a bit earlier like a 57 chevy or a 32 ford like in the film american graffiti;
and the race at the end;
the actual cars used in the film.
hate to be anal bud but thats a `55 chevy
remember when harrison rolled it and they shot to the car upside down,it was so not the same car even the wheels were painted silver and not chrome
favourite car for me in the film is the chopped mercury
I love classic muscle cars - Mustang Fastbacks (and yes, I am a sucker for "Eleanor" from the remake of Gone in 60 Seconds ), the Camero Z28 Benn posted, along with the classic Charger and Challenger (I also really like the new Charger), Pontic GTO and Pontiac Trans Am Firebird - all fucking gorgeous!
one of my nans relitives i think it was her sisters husband had "CHRISTINE" if u know her...she is lovely ..aparently the owner befor put leapard skin seats init ..what a dooshe bag
one of my nans relitives i think it was her sisters husband had "CHRISTINE" if u know her...she is lovely ..aparently the owner befor put leapard skin seats init ..what a dooshe bag
Please, if you are going to try and use Americanisms, at least get them right... That should be DOUCHE bag
I like Eleanor from Gone in 60... but I'm well aware that its a pretty modified example and the standard ones dont really do it for me.
Alternatively, pretty much any car that Chip Foose has done on his program would be nice.
Cheers,
Grant
I'm with you - I prefer the kitted ones mostly, but a good standard one is still lovely to look at. The Fastback/GT Mustangs (first gen) just had such a lovely shape!