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Old 02-05-2007, 04:26 PM
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very nice
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Old 02-05-2007, 04:26 PM
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NICE!

Shoot me your contact info.. I know people in the magazine world

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How's the interior and engine look?
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thanks everyone!!
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Looks nice. Been said before, but the stance it right on.

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Very

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Very,very nice!
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looks great Reid!

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Again...you nailed the stance. Nice job.

And an LS to boot. That is one cool car.
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I don't know if I'm one of the few but I like the taller rear spoiler you have on it. I like the hood and the front chin. The car looks tough. I've seen many 2nd gens with a cowl hood similar to yours but yours looks better, not as ramped as most of the ones I've seen. The top of the cowl is more level with the hood surface - looks awesome. I love the engine choice too - looks like it coulda been factory. I would love to build something very close to this but maybe go with a 9-9.5" wide wheel out back. I'll add another vote also for the great stance - nice!
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