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05-09-2007 #21
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I thought it was east bound and down.....LOL
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05-10-2007 #22
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I am hearing that Burt is going to be at the Year One Experience. Originally Posted by JayR
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05-10-2007 #23
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I love it. What a great car. If I only had the money to blow.
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Here is a 125,000 Smokey TA that sold for around 32K on eBay
http://www.mcsmk8.com/78TA/78-TA.HTM
I think the Year One displayed is a better recreation, but would anyone buy a used one for over $50k?
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Originally Posted by wick
It is but I was quoting or meant to quote however said they were 900 miles north of Year One.
If you listen though in the movie they play west bound and down on the to get the beerTrey
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Sooo...any word on who makes those led tail lights? I looked in the YO site but didn't see them.
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Year one will be making them, but they're not being produced yet, from what i understand.
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my parents work for coors in athens, georgia and they are the ones that supplied year one with all of the beer. and yes it was actually 400 cases. and there boss got to tour year one when they delivered it.
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That's a lot of beers! Originally Posted by 55chevyman
my parents work for coors in athens, georgia and they are the ones that supplied year one with all of the beer. and yes it was actually 400 cases. and there boss got to tour year one when they delivered it.
Did they actually deliver it in a custom Peterbuilt?
The TA is awesome, by the way! Makes me want to sell the Coddingtons on the Bandit and get me a set of them snowflakes!
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I wonder if they are using any of their own parts on these cars. I have never got anything from them that was even usable.
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actually the truck in the movie was a kenworth but no just in a old ford beer truck. if you did sell you coddingtons how much and what size?
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OK I admit I'm more a car guy than a truck guy. Originally Posted by 55chevyman
Wheels are 18" Junkyard Dogs but I guess I would have to get about $600 a rim cause that's probably what these 18" snowflakes will cost if they ever start producing them...1980 Pontiac Trans Am, Chevy Big Block 468, TKO 600 Trans, Hotchkis TVS, Bilsteins, Eaton/Motive 3:73's, 18" Coddington Junkyard Dogs, Nitto NT555 rubber, Autometers http://www.fquick.com/Bandit
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That's gonna be a hell of a shipping charge back to the US on those rims. But yeah, I think I too would try and get some of thsoe snowflakes if I could.
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YO sells the wheels it appears. I have a while before I need some but I think I may go with them.
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Damn-it I want one of those cars!!!! That is the coolest movie car ever!!
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