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DropShadow posted:Took me a little while to figure out what I was looking at here. Such appropriate music from your stereo.
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I want to see this monstrosity do a moose test. 
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I wish it was 4x4 so we could see the aftermath of the center diff.
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SaNChEzZ posted:I wish it was 4x4 so we could see the aftermath of the center diff. It wouldn't be full-time 4WD if it were equipped, and even then it would just be selectable between 2WD and front/rear locked 4WD.
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I suppose this is auto-related enough to post here. They paved the parking lot here the other day and... someone didn't get the memo.
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bisticles posted:I suppose this is auto-related enough to post here. They paved the parking lot here the other day and... someone didn't get the memo. Looks like some contractor was too lazy to call a tow truck, and will likely be dinged for not completing the job according to the contract. My work just had one of the lots repaved and ended up towing 3 vehicles.
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Looking for parts for my car I came across this beauty. Donked out Caprice from Miami, no big deal.  Wait, that interior looks different than a normal...  What is going on here?  Wow. I don't know what to say. http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3935934/1989-chevrolet-caprice Impressive for doing it in your own front yard, but man it looks awkward.
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I'd be amazed if even 1/2 of the poo poo even works. dude needs to wash his hands more often before he touches his seats too.
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You go faster if you're always driving downhill! 
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Oct 3, 2012 20:43
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 Who the gently caress is Edwin Josue? and why the gently caress is he riding my bumper 
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["rear end-riding" joke]
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Nice parking job bro! Bucephalus posted:["rear end-riding" joke]
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some texas redneck posted:Nice parking job bro! Obviously the No Parking sign means this side of the line.         
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Oct 4, 2012 07:54
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 Some people weren't too happy that this guy took up two spaces in a completely packed Vegas garage.
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kimcicle posted:Looking for parts for my car I came across this beauty. Best part? Look on page 3 or the Cardomain site, where you will learn that the front seats are bolted to 2x4s attached to the floor of the car. I'm sure he used Grade 8 wood...
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kimcicle posted:Looking for parts for my car I came across this beauty. 
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Collateral Damage posted:Windy day? Reminds me of when my friend owned an Izuzu Imark and a bunch of us picked it up and spun it around the other way while he was inside the house.
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Super Aggro Crag posted:Reminds me of when my friend owned an Izuzu Imark and a bunch of us picked it up and spun it around the other way while he was inside the house.
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Darchangel posted:Best part? Look on page 3 or the Cardomain site, where you will learn that the front seats are bolted to 2x4s attached to the floor of the car. I'm sure he used Grade 8 wood... I bought a parts car two years ago that had the front floorpans replaced with marine plywood. Made the drive home very interesting.
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 I bet it doesn't even float. edit: dammit, russia, stop doing this poo poo. potential  ads http://www.yaplakal.com/forum11/topic482740.htmlChoice cuts:      This is what i think of when i hear "rebuilt title" Powershift fucked around with this message at 05:41 on Oct 5, 2012 |
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Powershift posted:edit: dammit, russia, stop doing this poo poo. Check out the Google Translate version of that thread
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Powershift posted:edit: dammit, russia, stop doing this poo poo. Игорена (Igor) posted:What can I say? Well lads, yes hands of assholes not grow, but oh well done, but .... They sell it as it is not broken, and no painted to some person, to put it mildly, does not understand such things. It is good if it is to ride carefully and without incident. But anything can happen in life: and if he falls to get into a serious accident? And expansion of this constructor to the same small parts. All these welds will fly to Ebony. And the chances of survival in a tub much less than normal. Duck in the end: these "gold" guys ready capsules to someone's death? Sleep normally then later at night?
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Cruseydr posted:Hey they're not all maniacs, someone responded with this (via Google translate): I'm just going to imagine that those are all colorful Russian euphemisms. Fly to Ebony, indeed.
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Super Aggro Crag posted:Reminds me of when my friend owned an Izuzu Imark and a bunch of us picked it up and spun it around the other way while he was inside the house. We used to do this to my buddy's Plymouth Turismo, once we actually got it up on one of the islands in the parking lot.
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I once high centered a Corolla on a snow bank while loving around in an empty parking lot after work and it only took 6 of us to lift the car enough off the bank so I wasn't stuck anymore.
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Super Aggro Crag posted:Reminds me of when my friend owned an Izuzu Imark and a bunch of us picked it up and spun it around the other way while he was inside the house. One time in high school JROTC during a break in marching practice, I and a couple of other cadets (all sophomore NCOs) picked up the back end of a Ford Ranger belonging to a senior cadet Captain who was a bit of a jerk (and had JROTC in a different period) and wheeled it all the way to the far end of the parking lot (big school, seniors had reserved parking in the closest of four lots, we put it way out by the gate). I didn't end up joining the service, but JROTC did teach me useful teamwork and leadership skills 
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We don't. I swear. That it has factory wheels, though, just makes me cringe. I will pretend that the rear end got smacked hard, and that it has a replacement trunk which is nearly the same color, but not quite. I've never seen a tarted-up 95. Just 93s.  
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BlackMK4 posted:RU18QT
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So somehow both my cars were hit and run last night.  The Echo had the bumper ripped off, the fence was nicked and the Sonic was pushed forward a good 6 or more feet and the back is in pretty rough shape. I can't even get the police to come out. This is terrible car related stuff, right?
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odiv posted:So somehow both my cars were hit and run last night. Yep. I had my 83 supra and my motorcycle both wrecked in my parking garage in April. 
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SaNChEzZ posted:Yep. I had my 83 supra and my motorcycle both wrecked in my parking garage in April. I remember that post. Broke my heart. Wasn't the car your from your grandpa?
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