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Cop Porn Popper posted:One of these days I need to go to the chevy dealership and have them order me half a dozen texas edition trim badges. All my vehicles forever more will be texas editions. Mazda 6 Sportwagon Texas Edition. There was a Texas edition of the Nissan Titan, which has always cracked me up.
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Cop Porn Popper posted:One of these days I need to go to the chevy dealership and have them order me half a dozen texas edition trim badges. All my vehicles forever more will be texas editions. Mazda 6 Sportwagon Texas Edition. Theres a houston dynamo edition mazda 6 if you ask for it. I think its just orange pinstripes and calipers.
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DogonCrook posted:There are bmw convertables from the 70's like this too. There was a coach builder that would make convertable bmw's and it was a kind of secret option so theres not that many. The first time I'd ever seen an E21 Baur in person, the bumper had been chopped up, it was stanced, and covered in stickers. Why do that to an irreplaceable classic? Mister Kingdom posted:It's been done: Is it bad that I kind of like this? It reminds me of an IH Scout II
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The Door Frame posted:The first time I'd ever seen an E21 Baur in person, the bumper had been chopped up, it was stanced, and covered in stickers. Why do that to an irreplaceable classic? Sometimes it pains me to see people pull apart relatively rare cars to modify them for track use, but at least the end result is often ruddy quick. For example, if I had an Integra, I'd keep it basically standard, I wouldn't strip it out and cage it like DannyDC2 did with his - but he runs a straight 8 minute BTG time, so fair play to him, he's not sat in an Asda car park with stretched tyres and massive camber. Though I'm not a fan of Baur conversions, much rather have a standard E21 or early E30 than that weird halfway house roof they did. The full convertible option people like Lumma did was far nicer.
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Sep 13, 2017 11:11
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Powershift posted:That's terrible but hilarious. And to think some people find donks terrible. This is worse.
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Sep 13, 2017 11:42
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Domestic Amuse posted:And to think some people find donks terrible. This is worse. donks are cool and good. 
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Sep 13, 2017 11:53
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Gomi Day posted:donks are cool and good. This is rad.
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Sep 13, 2017 12:20
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Olympic Mathlete posted:This is rad. Also not a donk, if anything it's a lowrider. Donks are more than just big wheels. Huge lifts and bizarre product placement make it a donk.
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Sep 13, 2017 13:15
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Baur e21s and e30s deserve to be hosed up by irredeemable shitheads
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Sep 13, 2017 14:23
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lolled https://i.imgur.com/OkhzYxQ.mp4
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Sep 13, 2017 14:27
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Incredible. If it was Italian 
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xzzy posted:No sympathy here! I'm aware of the Illinois tollways. I'm hoping we're not using that as a model. Literal highway robbery. Luxrage posted:I was looking up small convertibles and found out that in the late 70s Coach-builders were taking Cadillac Sevilles and turning them into convertibles. They turned these: The front does have a wider track, because that generation Seville was a modified F-body chassis (modified enough to have it's own designation), and the F-bodies had the same issue with front tires that stuck out more. It also has leaf springs in the rear. 4-wheel disk brakes, though. Fun fact: That Seville also used an EFI Olds 350 small-block - the only time the Olds V8 was fuel-injected. The next generation used the terrible HT4100, and was FWD. Also had that lopped-off trunk. Powershift posted:Silcco: I dig the *gently caress* out of that Lincoln. Gomi Day posted:donks are cool and good. Not a donk. It is, however, a '61 Olds Dynamic 88, which are infinitely cool even in stock form. I mean, look at that tail: 
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Hugh G. Rectum posted:Also not a donk, if anything it's a lowrider. Donks are more than just big wheels. Huge lifts and bizarre product placement make it a donk. Someone was awful, clever crush proof "box". that whip is known as a box in the donk world
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Darchangel posted:I'm aware of the Illinois tollways. I'm hoping we're not using that as a model. Literal highway robbery. Your post is full of greatness (especially the Olds, I have a soft spot for them.) But the HT4100...how the hell does GM continually gently caress up mixing different metals and creating reactions with their coolant choices. Probably bean counters, but after the Vega you'd think they would have tossed a few bucks at their later projects.
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xzzy posted:No sympathy here! FTFY. The rest of the state doesn't have that problem. You should still avoid Illinois though because it's a garbage state. gently caress I need to leave this place.
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Sep 14, 2017 05:13
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Luxrage posted:I was looking up small convertibles and found out that in the late 70s Coach-builders were taking Cadillac Sevilles and turning them into convertibles. They turned these: I would drive the gently caress out of tiny caddy all day. Bet it has good AC too.
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Sep 14, 2017 19:30
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Mister Kingdom posted:It's been done: I knew someone who had a red one of these. It was a pretty awesome little pickup.
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Sep 14, 2017 19:31
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The Door Frame posted:Is it bad that I kind of like this? It reminds me of an IH Scout II
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Mister Kingdom posted:It's been done: 
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Sep 14, 2017 20:34
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Powershift posted:That's terrible but hilarious. As somebody who works in Modesto, abso-loving-lutely. At least this guys rake-mobile is funny.
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Applesnots posted:I would drive the gently caress out of tiny caddy all day. Bet it has good AC too. It should be called the Kiddy.
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I'm trying to decide whether that little "2 FAST 4 U" plastic novelty plate, or the Heart Stabber on the steering wheel offend me more.
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Sep 16, 2017 01:57
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I love the fidget spinners on the roof
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Sep 16, 2017 02:10
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At least it's in the junkyard. Makes me think maybe someone had a car very close to death and rattle-canned the poo poo out of it, threw on some tacky mods and hooned it for a bit just to kill it dead.
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Sep 16, 2017 02:53
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i like it if you're gonna commit to the gimmick car go full retard
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BraveUlysses posted:i like it Not gonna say wrong thread, but I like it too. It was done with a sense of humor.
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Sep 16, 2017 03:12
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Is the thing sticking out of the middle of the steering wheel a breathalyzer straw? That would be perfect.
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Did they zip-tie a phone holder to the steering wheel?
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Funzo posted:Did they zip-tie a phone holder to the steering wheel? The steering wheel is also misaligned by 90°
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Deteriorata posted:The steering wheel is also misaligned by 90° Well they couldn't drape their hand over the top if it was on straight.
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Shrugs Not Drugs posted:Not gonna say wrong thread, but I like it too. It was done with a sense of humor. I sure hope so, there does seem to be a lot of effort put into it, not just a Saturday and a trip to Autozone.
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Sep 16, 2017 04:57
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im the 30 pounds of key chain hanging in the ignition
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Sep 16, 2017 05:01
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Two tone wheels? Nah just grinding curbs harder than Tony hawk 
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The one weird trick diamond cutting services DON'T want you to know about.
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BraveUlysses posted:Two tone wheels? Nah just grinding curbs harder than Tony hawk Nah that's just how those wheels look from the factory. It's ugly but it would take some effort to grind them perfectly like that. The surface bits are angled inward to the rim and then sharply angled toward the center. They may also have some scraping on them, but the coloring of the wheel was like that before.
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hmm i dont think those are oem because they have the cheap-as-poo poo looking hub design that can be drilled for two different bolt patterns. dude had seriously turbocurbed every bit of both wheels. i think you can see it if you zoom in on the full res version: https://i.imgur.com/8HnaGvO.jpg OBAMNA PHONE fucked around with this message at 17:13 on Sep 16, 2017 |
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BraveUlysses posted:hmm i dont think those are oem because they have the cheap-as-poo poo looking hub design that can be drilled for two different bolt patterns.
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BraveUlysses posted:hmm i dont think those are oem because they have the cheap-as-poo poo looking hub design that can be drilled for two different bolt patterns. At this point I'm just impressed the bodywork isn't hosed up.
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