OMG, what a ******* *** ride.

 

damn i bet that things a chick magnet, ima sell my car and get me one of those ahahahahahaha **** that, i gots the ***** wagon. TEHEHEHE

 

I am quite embaressed to say that I live in the same state as that car is located in..:-(
what a pile

 

Ummmmm..................AWE----SOME!! Did anyone notice how many hits were at the bottom? Now, maybe it may have been "helped", but if not............61K? I have never seen a hit meter that high. Anyways, where do I get the crooked license plate kit? Nevermind, found it............. I'll post pics soon.

 

10-4. I'm only 20 miles from him...............

 

Here's something. They did do a good fabrication job. But, think about how long those 6" wheelstuds and spacers would last if he was actually putting down more than 14 lb/ft of torque. That is an accident waiting to happen, along with that absurd fuel line. (assuming that he doesn't get shot first)!

 

no matter how much time and effort, or how well a job you did, if it sucks it sucks. period.

 

Defintley gotta have the massive 10k rpm tach in the 4 banger's auto.

 

IF that thing can actually reach 88 miles per hour I hope it goes back to the future where none of us are living.

 

what a ******* waste of sheet metal...and a waste of my time to even click on that link.....I thought that SOMEWHERE in the Bio of this car it was going to talk about the extensive mods done to the motor...but it never came...what a ******* waste[
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Granted, the platform that he used to display his talent may have not been the best choice, but you can't take away from the fact that there IS definitely talent showing up in this design. It was probably owned by a young guy who may not have had enough money to afford a car like ours. (Hence the lack of engine mods.) I'd definitely be interested in seeing what a guy who has these skills could do if he was let loose on an F-body, and didn't have a tight budget to worry about.

 

The ghost flames are nice and there's definitely some fabrication talent there, but seriously... that's pretty scarry, even by stickercharged-all-show-and-no-go standards.

 

Calm down killer, you had to have got a laugh out of it. I wonder why these people spend so much money on those cars, he'd had a quick fbody w/the money/time he spent on that. I just feel sorry for the poor sophomore in high school who is looking foward to pulling up to school in his new tricked out civic, only to be laughed at and continuously asked "where's Toretto?!"

 

Yeah it was a good laugh....and I agree with you....he could of had a nice f-body out of it but I wouldn't mind seeing what he could do to a Camaro or a Trans Am if he were to be let loose on one....might actually look bad ***....I'm not arguing his talent...he is better than I ever will be and yes...poor poor sophomore....he's gonna be so sorry he bought that.

 

Meaning "I didn't do it myself." So props to the fabricator working at a custom auto business... but not to the owner.

 

props to the fabricator for having the ***** to build something like that in fear of being shot.

 

You would have thought that he would have at least taken a spray can to his valve cover. Anyone who tries to touch those headers will need a tetanus shot.

 

 

thats the ugliest damn thing ive ever seen in my life.... i want to die

 

that is one of the ugliest cars i have ever seen, but yes it is very high quality work. what really amazes me is how much was spent on the exterior and how little everywhere else