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Cornfuzzled yet again...
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It's a Jeep thing, you wouldn't under...aww fuk it. You get the idea.:looser:
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I had this car for about 5 years...its not bagged....I scraped the roach all over wa....people loved that car ....I allways used to laugh...I even got a ticket for car being to low.....
Awesome...what year was the car? Mid '60s?I had this car for about 5 years...its not bagged....I scraped the roach all over wa....people loved that car ....I allways used to laugh...I even got a ticket for car being to low.....
I had this car for about 5 years...its not bagged....I scraped the roach all over wa....people loved that car ....I allways used to laugh...I even got a ticket for car being to low.....
Coolest looking car that I have seen in a long time.:awesomework:
Props on turning the stinger! How much was your beam narrowed?
This car looked like the love bug when o got it...beam is narrowed 6 in...I sold it a few years ago to some Guy in Kent..o put some brm's on it right before I sold it..
Yeah I like the sound of a stinger but hate the look...I miss that car
It looked right about like that. The first time I dropped a bug I still had 165's up front and a tossed a stock width beam with welded dropped spindles in it (that I REALLY think was de-leafed... and I honestly don't know because I still haven't opened it up to see) and had to be to work the next day, so it burnt all the paint off the re-pop fender that it had, warped it all to **** and then it started cracking! But hey, I didn't have to worry about it rubbing like that (still rubbed on the back of the headlight buckets of course)once I tossed the 145's on there!
In the pictures I posted it has 135s on the rear..and 195/45/15 on the front ...when I sold it I had 165/45/15 on the front on brms ...that car would blow the small turtles off the road when you change lanes...it had disk brakes on the front withe drop spindles and adjusters ....a x nasty camber in the rear...swing axle...
THAT friggin' thing's beautiful!!!! :masturbanana[1]: