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  1. 08-03-2007 04:16 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson
    Nice application...but sure did ruin a nice car IMO.... Probably cuz I think tatoo's are a bit on the ridiculous side too, huh????

    At least he didn't try to put Mustang wheels on it. Seriously though, he totally strips and repaints the car about every 2 years, so if you don't like this paintjob, just wait a bit for the next one. It's not for me either, but he loves it and thats all that matters... I will say it draws a TON of attention everywhere he takes it, which is cool. sorta dig how from more than 10 feet away it just looks like a charcoal grey flame job on yellow... you really need to get up fairly close to start seeing everything that's going on in the flames.
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    [QUOTE=joeybsyc]At least he didn't try to put Mustang wheels on it.


    Yeah well, I'd like it better with Mustang wheels and solid yellow then what's on there now!!!!
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    [QUOTE=Dave Severson]
    Quote Originally Posted by joeybsyc
    At least he didn't try to put Mustang wheels on it.


    Yeah well, I'd like it better with Mustang wheels and solid yellow then what's on there now!!!!

    Well it has 4 wheel independent suspension and radial tires, so that should make you all warm and fuzzy inside if nothing else.
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