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    1. 04-21-2005 #1
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      Holy Bigblocks Batman!!!

      This thing looks like it would be fun to drive!!
      http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...ayphotohosting

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    3. 04-21-2005 #2
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      It would be exciting! :3gears: ,then
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      I remember a Geo Storm that was done back in the 90's that HOT ROD featured.

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    5. 04-21-2005 #4
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      never let your 9 year old son dictate your design decisions!
      also , how can a car with "rigid" rear suspension handle well?
      oh well, it makes a statement.
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      thats badass. i drove the hell out of it
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    7. 04-21-2005 #6
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      ......stock front suspension? .....supporting a big block?
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    8. 04-21-2005 #7
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      i think it was one of those things that started out as an appearance only deal and snowballed into a driver. the guy can obviously fabricate why not spend a little more time and thought on the suspension. i'm thinking a big block might weigh close to what an engine and transaxle weigh. what do you think?
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    9. 04-21-2005 #8
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