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i have a 1995 Viper RT/10....it only costed like 20,000 it was pretty beat up when i got it but some new seats and radio fixed that problem. the insurance it alot of money too
Originally posted by mustangGT_rider
i have a 1995 Viper RT/10....it only costed like 20,000 it was pretty beat up when i got it but some new seats and radio fixed that problem. the insurance it alot of money too
Originally posted by mustangGT_rider
i have a 1995 Viper RT/10....it only costed like 20,000 it was pretty beat up when i got it but some new seats and radio fixed that problem. the insurance it alot of money too
Originally posted by mustangGT_rider
i have a 1995 Viper RT/10....it only costed like 20,000 it was pretty beat up when i got it but some new seats and radio fixed that problem. the insurance it alot of money too
Originally posted by Oschino
those civics sure are scary with there blinding speed, read my profile i have a joke about civics.
Originally posted by Oschino
oh god give me a break nos is the cheesiest thing out there it is cheating in my eyes and in the eyes of many other car enthusiest and i have never in my life seen a civic that with out nos could run 13's
Originally posted by Josh
Also, would it be fair for me to say that all Mustangs, Camaros, and Firebirds are pieces of **** rust buckets just because I've never seen one that didn't have rust on it? No, it wouldn't.
Originally posted by Josh
Anyhoo, just to let you know...
My very first car was a 1997 Camaro Z28 6speed.
Second was a 2001 Honda S2000 6speed
Third was a 1995 Lexus GS300 Touring Edition(not fast, by any means)4spd. auto
Fourth was a 2001 Camaro Z28 6speed
I still have the GS300, and the S2000, but the Honda is being sold sometime this week. By Tuesday it should be gone.
So, yes, I can afford a fast car. In every single one of those cars listed, I have been beated by a Civic. Yes, I know how to drive a manual, and no I didn't **** up in any of the races nor did I get a ****ty launch, there's just some fast ****ing Civics where I live.