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Those rims make me think VW kit car. And not to be rude but any time a liberty is taken off the road its a good thing.
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eberbs posted:i should have taken a picture of the inside of the allard but it is definetly not a kit car. and i aggree with the liberty statment. That's cool. I was just internet speculating and thought those looked like old bug rims. Plus by me almost all old cool cars that look like that are sitting on a Volkswagen frame 
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Aug 23, 2015 16:14
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The stories in this thread make me miss the days of cleaning the big truck tow truck shops floors. Those guys had so many crazy stories of what would happen. A truck once rolled itself and squashed half a vehicle with the trailer. Or the time one of the tow truck guys didn't realize where his hand was and had a full-size Volvo truck run over his fingers.
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Sep 1, 2015 21:50
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And no matter how much glass just fell out with the flip it will still be found in that car for decades to come.
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Sep 9, 2015 02:48
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some texas redneck posted:Huh, I figured they got the Ecotec by 2001. Guess not. This is a good thing for you though, the earlier Ecotecs were prone to timing chain tensioner failures. That 2200 was a host to all its own failures. Also I don't believe that the exhaust doesn't bounce like a two year old hopped up on MT dew .
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I once watched my friends dad throw his van into reverse nod off(due to shooting up just recently) and he drove threw two fences and crashed into a house. But still wasn't as bad as that. Dude should get an award for destruction.
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