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Or just make it
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^ Truth
I wouldn't trust sitting in a kit car anyways. Do they even meet any safety standards?
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It's interesting though how some replica vintage Mopar and Ford cars sell for $80-250K.
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Theres a huge difference between a "clone", "Kit-car" and a "replica"
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Just saying there are a lot of cool cars in the same price range and the TL/S2000. i used to be all Honda too, then i sold me S2000 and bought an Evo, and ill never go back
air spider 777
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Emptied out the catch can a little while ago. That's 2500 miles worth. Ahhh the joys of the 6.1 HEMI. These things puke oil back into the manifold. Thank goodness the catch can has been on since just about the SRT was brand new. It's really essential on any HEMI. 5.7/6.1/6.4
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You're right.
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You're right about the prices though.... Good GT40 kits are worth a grip
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this is probably a dumb question but are old cop cars a good buy?
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I never understood why people want one. I guess it makes it less likely for you to get pulled over?
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Gt40 kits (da best ones) are made by da same cats
Who made da OG that ate da ferrari back then..those
Is money. Clone cars are also poppin, everything else
Is a no go.
Who made da OG that ate da ferrari back then..those
Is money. Clone cars are also poppin, everything else
Is a no go.
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Like Crown Vics ?
You want to look for captain, commander and detective cars. All govt vehicles adhere to a strict maintenance schedule and are great buys for the money but "beat/patrol" cars tend to take alot more abuse.
The good ones are pretty easy to distinguish by their interiors. Beat/patrol cars have very stripped down interiors (ie: rhino lined floor no carpets, nuts/bolts everywhere from removed equipment, no rear door handles, vinyl or plastic back seats... sometimes they even leave the cage
)Commander/detective cars look basically like any other civilian model with the exception of maybe some steelie rims(often covered with hubcaps), a spotlight and some other small add ons.
People want them because they're cheap and theyll run to nearly half a million miles
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Cops beat the balls off of those cars. Because when it's not your money and it's someone else's money (taxpayers) who cares what happens to it. I'm not saying it's a bad move but a friend of mine bought one from Massachusetts and it became such a headache.
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Da panther platforms from crown vics are probably
Some of da most durable cars ever by Ford.
Those gonna be da next boxy chevys for years to
Come.
Some of da most durable cars ever by Ford.
Those gonna be da next boxy chevys for years to
Come.
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Yep, Vics are an American staple. The Checker Marathon of our generation.
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I just hate when they don't change **** and drive behind you in the car.
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I swear they be doing that on purpose too
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i just asked cause i feel like my car is on its last life and i dont have money for something i would actually want so i just figured thats cheap enough for me
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younghollywood
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just get u an old japanese car to hold u over til u get ur money up
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Yup, plus its probably easier and faster to sell when you're done with it.
