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a little twist to the import vs. domestics...
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Re: a little twist to the import vs. domestics...
Dear god no, I love Countach's and I love Msucle cars, but they don't mix.
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Re: a little twist to the import vs. domestics...
lol, damn, is that a real countach or fiero?? that is crazy though. And that seems like alot of modding for 13k.
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very original idea, but i would've put the engine in the back to make it more like a lambo or like a top fuel dragster.
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Re: Re: a little twist to the import vs. domestics...
Whether you like it or not, you gotta respect the craftsmanship and dedication to an idea. What a unique ride.
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The body looks cheep as hell, plus that piss yellow paint job
:. Did you guys see how big those rear tires are though! Looks like it's all go and no show lol.
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Re: a little twist to the import vs. domestics...
12K in engine for an alcohol blown motor???? where is the price of the heads and block?? I wonder why no bids received?
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Re: a little twist to the import vs. domestics...
you can build an alcohol motor for not a whole lot of money......but 12k does sound a lil cheap maybe that was the rebuild cost
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1. Thats a fiberglas Lamborghini kit car
2. $12,000 for that type engine isn't shit. I've got that much just in my drive train. 3. I've never heard of a air shift Linko. I've heard of a air shift Lenco. 4. I contacting the supposly builder of the car, he didn't have any idea what the hell I was talking about. Thus I'm lead to believe this is all bull shit Last edited by Zgringo; 11-22-2004 at 01:52 PM. |
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