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10-15-2008, 09:52 AM
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Re: What are you driving these days?
Just kidding I drive a Trailblazer out here.
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10-15-2008, 10:29 AM
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Re: What are you driving these days?
1991 Honda Civic LX ... 312K miles .... original clutch.
Here is a partial list of the mods: Uh ..... . . . ... oh yeah, I spray paint rust spots with tremclad that doesn't match the paint. I call this my trailer trash art mod. Given that the national museum in Canada once paid a couple of million for a painting that was one black panel with a red stripe down the center ... I'm hoping for a knock on the door one day from a museum looking to buy my "art" for 5 mil. If I have to, I will pull out the duct tape .... A trunk full of groceries easily doubles the value of my baby ... but I can't really sell it until I find how far the clutch will last. Not that I would of course .... this beast is SMOKIN HOT. Besides, it threw the timing belt and didn't damage the valves at all. Gotta love it. Looks like this but that ain't my car ... who takes pictures of their cars? 
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10-15-2008, 11:22 AM
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Re: What are you driving these days?
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 If you have any questions at all with them about anything let me know. I have owned mine for almost 8 years now and have taken it down to the bare chassis more times then I'd like to comment lol. Tons of sweet cars on this site! While I'm babbling here are my cars  and the civic I babble about 
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10-15-2008, 11:33 AM
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Re: What are you driving these days?
Ol Bimmer 3 series coupe
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10-15-2008, 03:44 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2008
First Name: Marc
Location: Lost in translation...near Newnan, GA
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Re: What are you driving these days?
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10-16-2008, 12:41 PM
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I know because of KRS1
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Re: What are you driving these days?
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10-16-2008, 01:35 PM
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Re: What are you driving these days?
My first "nice" car. I wish it was manual but the wife can't drive manual and until I graduate she's the money maker so automatic it is
 
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10-17-2008, 06:27 AM
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Re: What are you driving these days?
 Thats the Corvair 1965 Corsa Bored .060 Relocated jets in carbs, Vent tubes, Free Flow Air Filters Custom Headers(sounds freaking mean) Lowered about 2-3 inches up front 1-2 in the back Disk Brakes up front American Racing 15inch Torque Thrust Ds Wheels Yokohama EVS100 Tires Grand Prix Seats with 3pt race harnesses. 3:55 Rear End Upcoming... Stage 1 260hp 3.3L engine(car weights 2098 LBS, it outta go) hydro Cam and lifters 3:55 or 3  7 rear gears depending on how it will driveSlant Tube Exhaust outlets New Headers Bored out carbs, Relocate jets, Mount on runner system to get rid of stock restrictive intake 4spider rear quick Shift set Stage 2 Upgrade Carbs to weber 3 bbl 46 or 49 Crank Fired Ignition bumps out put to close to 310-325 Stage 3 3bbl Fuel injection(look Like webers) Output 380-425 Thats the 5 year plan! Im addicted Oh yeah and nader=dingleberry |
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