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Old 01-02-2013, 08:16 PM
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Default 65 Chevelle Malitude (Jody's Version) Clone

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Old 01-02-2013, 09:33 PM
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Really cool car. I heard awhile back it was stolen and not sure if they ever found it. Sucks...I hope they did!!
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Old 01-02-2013, 10:39 PM
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Given the color I'd have thought it was Charley's...


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Awwwe, I got excited when I read the thread name...not taking away from the car in the video or Nelsons Engines, but Jody's car was and is my inspiration. I know it'll never be to his build caliber but I hope I can get the stance and general presence of it.
Heck, I'll have to post up a thread here for my pile soon. Lot's of great cars/people here.
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Old 01-03-2013, 06:15 PM
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I missed this one somehow. That Nelson car would be fun to drive, I loved my 64. It was definitely my favorite of all the cars I've had as far as being a complete pleasure to drive.
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I liked Jody's better. this one sits like a monster truck and the forward bit seems pretty slim. I know it has 1400hp, but if its spinning the tires its not making much boost without some kind of load. It sure spins the tires way to much, I would rather the smoke be forward motion.
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I missed this one somehow. That Nelson car would be fun to drive, I loved my 64. It was definitely my favorite of all the cars I've had as far as being a complete pleasure to drive.
Where is Mali2ude now?
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It is in Kentucky somewhere.
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