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Why is that the funniest part? O_o
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Why is that the funniest part? O_o
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Maybe the fact that the cars are low-dollar junk despite the fact that the guys both own high-dollar cars? That and the fact that they are both good mechanics but use cheap hackery during the episodes when they still can use a halfway decent repair as well.
I will also add this- Roadkill is frankly the only reason that I care about the Motor Trend YouTube channel. If it wasn't for the Hot Rod Magazine antics (which is a magazine that I read), I wouldn't bother with the channel. Apart from a few Head 2 Heads and a select few car reviews, Motor Trend's YouTube channel would be a completely ignored channel. My favorite episode is either the Charger rebuild (because Charger) or the episode of the Rotsun build.
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Saw these today
And a 50s Hudson Hornet convertible
49,364 miles on the odemoter.
And a 50s Hudson Hornet convertible
49,364 miles on the odemoter.
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About time a pacer in here. Lovely. Kickass rims too.
Also following up, perhaps shown before. The Chezoom.
As much as I hate chopped roofs but the clean visual mixed with the wheels - oh baby, this is the heaven spot for me.
I ain't forgetting about ya Boyd. Crafty bastard, I still miss you.
Also following up, perhaps shown before. The Chezoom.
As much as I hate chopped roofs but the clean visual mixed with the wheels - oh baby, this is the heaven spot for me.
I ain't forgetting about ya Boyd. Crafty bastard, I still miss you.
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My next door neighbor used to have that same set on his red 1976 Trans Am. That car was awesome, but he babied it.
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Oh for God sakes.
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Guys I do know for once some of you dislike his cars, his desgins, which I do agree sometimes. But I really can't see how this would be bad, questionable or anything. This is one of his cars, in which I *actually* have a crush for.
The Magnitude. I think that might be a Hardtop classic, white and a shiny tasty orange metallic two-tone pasted into it along with a nice set of wheels. Hate me or not, but I did post this because I'm really sure this is his spot.
I can't really stop looking at it.
The Magnitude. I think that might be a Hardtop classic, white and a shiny tasty orange metallic two-tone pasted into it along with a nice set of wheels. Hate me or not, but I did post this because I'm really sure this is his spot.
I can't really stop looking at it.
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WHAT THE 🤬
What happened to it's original wheels? Who updated this piece of history? Whoever did should be shot in the face.
Also, the wheels on that Pacer suck harder than me.
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Magnitude actually almost completed an entire run of Hot Rod Magazine's Power Tour. The only reason that it didn't run on the last day was due to heavy rainfall. To be fair, I wouldn't drive a car with $2-400k (could have more than $400k USD in it!) in the rain either if I owned one.
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*facepalms*
No, you don't understand. At all.
This is how Cheezom originally looked like:
Yes, it's freaking dated. As is the rest of the car by today's standards. Yet by taking out the custom wheels and replacing them with those generic 5-spkes, the car has been ruined for all I'm concerned.
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Those three-blades speak the era of the car. It was when the billet movement was in full swing and everything had to be hi-tech and smooth and stuff. The design looks soooooooooo 90s now, but then again, that's when the car was built. Upgrading the wheels on Chezoom is like putting billet 20's on a 70s-era street-machine with panel painting. It's a pity.
At least I hope whoever owns the car now kept the wheels, those are historic. They're one-off, made for Chezoom only.
At least I hope whoever owns the car now kept the wheels, those are historic. They're one-off, made for Chezoom only.
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Damn...I hope so too. If he thrown them fof for good, he shall not stay in heaven.
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I told ya it was that 🤬 good!
Also, incoming best post in history of this thread maybe.
'69 BOSS Mustang Prototype by Larry Shinoda of Corvette C2 fame.
Tim Allen's 1968 Camaro 427 COPO - Jay Leno's Garage
@Cano @Slash Eh, think I surpassed myself for real?
Also, incoming best post in history of this thread maybe.
'69 BOSS Mustang Prototype by Larry Shinoda of Corvette C2 fame.
Tim Allen's 1968 Camaro 427 COPO - Jay Leno's Garage
@Cano @Slash Eh, think I surpassed myself for real?
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Oh please, That van is supposed to be the A-Team van, and I actually like it, teh guy who did it done a pretty good job. And I thought the Austin, the green car I think, was good. They normally look like bleh, so I say it's an improvement.
Actually I don't even know, that green car, is a Zephyr.
Actually I don't even know, that green car, is a Zephyr.
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Why is it actually bad? I always thought it was awesome. Looked badass and all.
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Yep, it's a Ford Zephyr Six. 👍
I believe he said that Larry Shinoda is of Corvette C2 fame, not that the car is built on a C2 Frame.
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Incoming funny car.
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