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Old 03-18-2015, 06:02 AM
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Old 03-18-2015, 06:41 AM
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Its the "Killer Stance" that really sets it off. So "Pro-Touring" is now a sales
pitch. DOH!
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Old 03-18-2015, 06:54 AM
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It's within reason to still be saved from the "rear donk " tho. I've seen worse.
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Lol!! Gotta love that sales pitch!!! That is some serious "stance!!!!" and "custom interior that is one for the books."

First couple pics I thought the front rims were larger than the rears.... but I guess its just the angle. They both look ridiculously large.

Somebody loved it enough to build it.

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It's within reason to still be saved from the "rear donk " tho. I've seen worse.
Agreed! Sometimes cars like this can be bought well and with an investment in a better suspension and wheels and tires you'd have a pretty good car.
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The cars confused as to what its supposed to be, horrible rake.
Looks like they had an idea that was going well and then Xhibit from "Pimp my Ride" showed up and dropped off some ideas..
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"It's hard to go wrong with certain cars. Case in point..." LOL

Reminds me of that "stink bug" stance we all strived for in the 80s with air shocks and Lakewood traction bars... but even we did it better back then!
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Lol!! Gotta love that sales pitch!!! That is some serious "stance!!!!" and "custom interior that is one for the books."

First couple pics I thought the front rims were larger than the rears.... but I guess its just the angle. They both look ridiculously large.

Somebody loved it enough to build it.



Agreed! Sometimes cars like this can be bought well and with an investment in a better suspension and wheels and tires you'd have a pretty good car.

You can't buy that car at that price and save it. You'll be underwater the whole time. It needs a $25k sticker price.
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LOVE the 20's on the front and 18's on the rear.
and at only 69,000 it is a steel!!!
thinking out side the box!!

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Its the "Killer Stance" that really sets it off. So "Pro-Touring" is now a sales
pitch. DOH!
My car was advertised as pro touring 3 years ago. Trust me, there was nothing pro touring about it. More like no touring!
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