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03-04-2009 #1
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Hey NineBall...SVT yo...
..this made me LOL...this got linked at NastyZ and I didn't see it posted here.
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http://www.xtranormal.com/watch?e=20090302194736720My single wide trailer has ZR1 wheels and window tint
NWS languageHe had to lose 4 tenths with all that paintScott from NJ.
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lol that's pretty damn accurate. I love it!
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Fun stuff. Perhaps the language disclaimer should be at the top of the post.
Link to said car?He had to lose 4 tenths with all that paint
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Sorry, I added a 2nd one.
No idea on a link to said car.Scott from NJ.
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I love it, LOL
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What is funny is that BOTH of them should be sporting mullets. Who figured that Mustang owners weren't trash? lol
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I figured that has to do with the fact you need to be a wall street guy to afford a GT500 and all the parts needed to catch a stock vette.
Scott from NJ.
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partly true, except all the wall street guys are unemployed.
Originally Posted by BonzoHansen
I figured that has to do with the fact you need to be a wall street guy to afford a GT500 and all the parts needed to catch a stock vette.
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Lol
Scott from NJ.
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I was at Atlanta Chasis Dyno a couple weeks ago talking with Brad about the 03-04 Cobras. ACD is a big Ford place. Anyway, it's funny how quickly they have disappeared. They were so very popular for a couple years and then poof where are they now. I'm glad Ford had the cajones to put a blower on a Mustang. I just think it's funny it took that to finally make them fast.
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"The early bird may get the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese."
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