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06-09-2010 #1
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ZR1 caught in tornado!
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06-09-2010 #2
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Requesting one minute of silence, please...
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Ouch...
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if i had $20k, i'd have an awesome new drivetrain for my 84 T Type..
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lol "would this qualify as the world's first 300 mph ZR1?"
On a positive note, if anyone is looking to buy a new ZR1, Maxie Price in Loganville Georgia has four in the show room. Honestly not sure if they are sold yet but I didn't see any sold signs on them.Trey
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Ouch! The yard couldn't take ten minutes and clean the big mud clots off?
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I'm amazed at how intact it is, look at that cabin-rigidity!
Hope he has insurance!
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The mud adds to the dramatic effect. Hope it was insured!
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It'll buff out.
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Poor little baby....
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Other than "OUCH!"....this was my first thought as well! Originally Posted by Nessumsar
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Pretty good for a plastic car!
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only the pretty parts are plastic.. everything else is steel and aluminum with a little titanium and magnesium thrown in for fun.. Originally Posted by Nessumsar
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Tornado hit 3 miles north of my town other night..leveled 2 homes and lots of trees..no one hurt luckily..it was crazy stuff..
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