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  1. 12-07-2011 01:56 PM #1
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    Astro Van

     



    I've seen and heard of a few of these being built here.. Seen this picture and had to repost
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  2. 12-07-2011 03:49 PM #2
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    Yeah-from the pinks.Street driven too.
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    This is one of Bubba's many Astro customs

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  5. 12-08-2011 05:10 AM #5
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    Very cool; love the grill/front end. I've tossed around an idea for a while of taking an Astro and "down-dating" it instead of "updating". Use a 50s dash, quad round headlights with 50s style bumpers and grill, etc. Maybe someday....
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    Quote Originally Posted by falconvan View Post
    Very cool; love the grill/front end. I've tossed around an idea for a while of taking an Astro and "down-dating" it instead of "updating". Use a 50s dash, quad round headlights with 50s style bumpers and grill, etc. Maybe someday....
    Well, of course you probably know where my mind is at, Falcon...... A Chrysler mini-van with a Hemi in it!!!!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson View Post
    Well, of course you probably know where my mind is at, Falcon...... A Chrysler mini-van with a Hemi in it!!!!!!
    Hmm...just bought a new Grand Caravan last year....I wonder what mama would think if I started cutting it up?
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    Quote Originally Posted by falconvan View Post
    Hmm...just bought a new Grand Caravan last year....I wonder what mama would think if I started cutting it up?
    Maybe she wouldn't notice....????? Could just tell her you were doing some routine maintenance on the van....and it's taking a bit longer then you thought it would.....
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    Hah! I think the Zoomies sticking out the side would be a dead give away!
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    She'd be calling the men with the white suits. Atleast let it get out of warrenty
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    We had one of the Astro sites a guy that for a living worked on marine BBC engines.What he did was to put in a blown BBC in a Astro mid ship.Licensed to drive on the street with zoomies.The solid mounted rear end wasn't very street friendly.It had a frame rail that ran from the back of the front sub frame to the rear.
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