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Old 07-06-2011, 10:33 PM
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FYI, Kyle Tucker was seen testing a super hot(Pink) VW P-T Beattle conv. at the DesMoines AutoX.Laying down some time's that will make Big Block camaro owner's run and hide.Photo's are up on DSE's web site now.
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Old 07-06-2011, 10:34 PM
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yeah, very cool Kyle. You're the man!
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You should wear a pink shoe on your right foot when you race.
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DAMMIT.........you got me Scott, I fell for it.
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You have to be comfortable with your masculinity to drive a pink car! That is a cool little VeeWee though.
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You have to be comfortable with your masculinity to drive a pink car! That is a cool little VeeWee though.
Well, you certainly have to be something... lol

My wife would kill for that car.. she love beetles...
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After driving a Beetle, I hear they are working on an updated front suspension for them...... I found a spy photo.............His and hers test cars!!!!



Sorry - - I couldn't resist
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For a Little VW it ran well at the track .Some Guy allso rolled in a Diesel Vett at the track.
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After driving a Beetle, I hear they are working on an updated front suspension for them...... I found a spy photo.............His and hers test cars!!!!



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LOL, Can you say "understeer"?

A sudden turn and...Nothing happens...

The front contact patch is less than the size of a pack o' smokes.
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