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01-21-2006 09:30 AM #16
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Yeah, we can have a chapter on "When S-10 frames are just SO wrong" and use your favorite Model A picture.
Only problem is, based on some of the comments on here from a few of my RR buddies, they won't understand what "satirical" means.
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01-21-2006 09:35 AM #17
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Ok, nice guy that I am I'll write a forward for the book and include a definition of satirical. But I would expect a cut on the royalties......Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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01-21-2006 10:51 AM #18
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What do you think?.....Honorable mention?
I think the rest of the continental kit (spare tire) is missing!
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01-21-2006 10:55 AM #19
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Ya know what??? If it wan't for the addition on the back end, I would have to say I like that one!!!! Oh yeah, maybe sidepipes and a blower don't belong on the same car....... But other then that it could be kewl!!!!!Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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01-21-2006 12:28 PM #20
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That's the point. If somebody hadn't added their own ideas, all of these would be kewl!Originally posted by Dave Severson
Ya know what??? If it wan't for the addition on the back end, I would have to say I like that one!!!! Oh yeah, maybe sidepipes and a blower don't belong on the same car....... But other then that it could be kewl!!!!!
Like this one.
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03-01-2006 12:41 PM #21
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I agree. Except for the last 24" of stern, I'd drive it.Originally posted by Dave Severson
Ya know what??? If it wan't for the addition on the back end, I would have to say I like that one!!!!Dual Quad Tunnel Rammed "Are you INSANE?" 5.0L H.O. '78 Mustang II
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