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Old 07-15-2009, 09:21 PM
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Very cool....you do know those things blow up if they get hit from behind right?
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Nice work.
The intercooler lines make it look like it is smiling!
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Did you guys see the green Maverick at Columbus??? Pretty cool!
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Did you guys see the green Maverick at Columbus??? Pretty cool!
Yeah that's a nice car. Hopefully I'll get my 71 finished this year.
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looks awesome! although i think you should run a 32 valve cobra motor, or something like that instead of the 2.3!
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Or apply the Focus SVT treatment to it!
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looks awesome! although i think you should run a 32 valve cobra motor, or something like that instead of the 2.3!
Well I've got a 98 Cobra DOHC 4.6 going in the Maverick so to do it in the Pinto...well I would try something a little easier. The 2.3 is a direct bolt in plus they can put out well over 400hp! The car is a 4cyl now and wanted to keep it that way just more HP.
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Very cool....you do know those things blow up if they get hit from behind right?
Imagine backing one at high speed into the bedside of a mid 80' Chevy pickup with the side mount tanks !
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Very cool....you do know those things blow up if they get hit from behind right?
Not the only Ford to get blamed for that. I dated a girl in high school whose Father wouldn't let her ride in the 65 Mustang because "those things blow up if you even get bumped"
Funny stuff, made funnier by the fact that he thought my Cougar was soooo much safer. Never mind the fact that it is a rebodied Mustang...
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