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SVM 286

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18th Jan 08 at 21:05

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Originally posted by 16V_1600CS

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Originally posted by Robin
Why an 85 Trans Am? the 70s ones are much cooler.

I just love the gen 3 F body.

Way ahead of it's time imo and the 5.7 HO V8 sounds awesome.

I like the gen 2 6.6 V8 but just prefer the shape of the Gen 3

I would rather like a Bandit Firebird

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18th Jan 08 at 21:06

[Edited on 18-01-2008 by Welsh Dan]

SVM 286

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18th Jan 08 at 21:09

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Originally posted by SVM 286

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Originally posted by 16V_1600CS

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Originally posted by SVM 286
I've got an English car with an American engine. Best of both worlds.

Does that count?

What's that then?

This...
http://www.corsasport.co.uk/carimages/6378/my_zt_3.jpg

Stealth.

She is rather, till you turn the key

or, in particular, stand on it out of a junction

Cole

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18th Jan 08 at 21:25

would that of been brands by any chance

16V_1600

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18th Jan 08 at 23:02

quote:
Originally posted by SVM 286

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Originally posted by 16V_1600CS

quote:
Originally posted by SVM 286

quote:
Originally posted by 16V_1600CS

quote:
Originally posted by SVM 286
I've got an English car with an American engine. Best of both worlds.

Does that count?

What's that then?

This...
http://www.corsasport.co.uk/carimages/6378/my_zt_3.jpg

Stealth.

She is rather, till you turn the key or, in particular, stand on it out of a junction

lmao

Watch an MG disappear down the road in a mist of tyre smoke. love it

SVM 286

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18th Jan 08 at 23:44

She's more sideways than a Chinese chorus line and with the X-Power silencers, i'm reliably informed sounds like the Bullit Mustang

CorsAsh

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18th Jan 08 at 23:47

We're doing the Nurburgring again this year Jim, come over!

Jay

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18th Jan 08 at 23:51

Love the Impalas

Sunz

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18th Jan 08 at 23:59

Personally dont like most american cars.
They seem to have low performance figures for the size of the engine.
6.0 with 120bhp ect

I know the torque would be good.

If I had to choose one it would be a Z06.
Its ok if you live in America but big engine big car in expensive uk with our little roads....America has long straight roads there cars reflect this.

Kurt

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19th Jan 08 at 00:08

only american car id ever own

sand-eel

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19th Jan 08 at 00:15

^^^^ beast i used that in a photoshop once.
classic american muscle cars FTW not your fuel crisis cars

Kurt

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19th Jan 08 at 00:17

how do you go on for insurance on american cars anyway?

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19th Jan 08 at 03:41

Depends how you categorise it - classic, grey import or just a regular UK car that happens to have been made in the US.

I would love something old and huge but only for very occasional use, mid 50s Bel Air rod or something. That and a late model Ram 1500. Not keen on much else.

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19th Jan 08 at 08:53

I seem to like the Dodge Ram trucks they have? Pick up truck type things, but that black Mustang posted above is pr0n also

JM_16v

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19th Jan 08 at 09:31

1967 pontiac gto

[Edited on 19-01-2008 by JM_16v]

SVM 286

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20th Jan 08 at 02:55

quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh
We're doing the Nurburgring again this year Jim, come over!

I don't think my times would be very impressive with my current 954cc status and my time on the grey stuff may well be short compared to my time on the green stuff due to the 135 status of my tires.

Would love to come though.

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20th Jan 08 at 02:56