hot rods, muscle cars, customs...
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- Peruibe, SP
Lower it a bit more to teh ground and I'd love it.
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How about no! That would defeat the whole look.
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- Peruibe, SP
I didn't know about that kind of car. Apologies.
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Huh, interesting, I kinda find it cool.
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Huh, interesting, I kinda find it cool.
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Now thats cool!
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- Peruibe, SP
OH GOD YES. This better count as custom or something, a fascinating car, a ddragster in secret, look at them fat rear wheels!
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Sticking with the British car theme, I love this:
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The picture refuses to load here for some reason. Nevermind, it loaded now. Looks cool.
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Cano
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Have you been living under a rock for the past 10 years? Gassers have had a huge come back, they're the absolute in thing lately. Hell I cannot fathom how are you posting in this thread without knowing what the gasser style is.
Also, that Jaguar is not a "dragster in secret", just looking at the rear tires give it away.
true Dragster in secret:
it's engine, the thing goes low 9s all day and is street driven thanks to it's twin fuel systems:
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Have you been living under a rock for the past 10 years? Gassers have had a huge come back, they're the absolute in thing lately. Hell I cannot fathom how are you posting in this thread without knowing what the gasser style is.
Also, that Jaguar is not a "dragster in secret", just looking at the rear tires give it away.
true Dragster in secret:
it's engine, the thing goes low 9s all day and is street driven thanks to it's twin fuel systems:
Even more so, street legal 3,000 horsepower Mustang, though the tires, wing and parachute do kinda give it away.
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Past 10 years? Hell, past 10 years, I wasn't even introduced to muscle cars, dragsters, gassers. I'm ****ing 20 years old man. I'm no veteran.
Cano
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During the past 10 years. surely a year ago or so you were reading about hot rods and such?
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Perhaps 5 years ago or 6. Not 10.
American Hot Rods and Over Haulin' were teh thing I had to watch on Discovery channel.As for American Hot Rods, I still miss this guy. If wasn't for Boyd...I still remember his amazing hot rod.
Yes, you have a fair point. When I was way young, I was not into hot rods of the sort. I had school, videogames and watching any channel that interested me. I used to love cars since as a child, when it comes to cool ones.
I still remember in my very first house, long ago, I heard some pure v8 sound in the road, I was curious to see outside the windows, back in the 2000's There was a Cobra 60's But it was only one that one day.
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I grew up in the scene. At a young age I associated V8's and their roar with power and speed. When I learned they put V8's in cars, I was stunned because I knew how fast my dad's pickup was (used to be these days). The first time I saw a classic Mustang, I fell in the love with the body style. Found out they used dad's motor....and, well let's just say it was a match made in heaven. That's kinda why I have my bias today, because of that association at a young age. If you wanted power and speed, you bought a V8 and anything else sounded silly and wimpy. I know that's not the case now (because I've since grown up and got into the scene), but for a long time, that's how I thought things were because I didn't know any different at that age. Being around muscle cars frequently, I grew attached. When I was old enough to start getting a serious interest, I started researching the hell out of the internet and I remember when there wasn't a ton of information out there (for the most part), at least compared to today.
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