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Ugh I HATE rivets on rims

Those are real HRE wheels on there, they're three piece wheels. The rivets have a purpose, and kinda keep the wheel together.

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That's a goddamn autozone ricer badge.

GTFO.

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"Our intention was always to keep it looking as original as possible, but make it as good a driver as we could with the suspension, engine, and steering. Right from the start, we wanted to make it a good, driveable, cruising car."

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Three words my friend. BendPak Lift!



Personally, I'd go for the 4-post version, that way I could store a car/truck on it and another one underneath it in the winter. You just need to expand the garage out and upward to make room for it.


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I like the way you think and I would like to subscribe to your news letter.



I was looking at a 4 post 6 foot one that would work for me. I can vault the ceiling in my shop and spray foam the entire ceiling and that would give me enough room for it. I need to start pulling in some tricks to pay for the damn thing.


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Actually this one is form and function with it. The rear spoiler and front dam push the car down at speeds above 125 mph. This was built by a buddy of Frosty's and I to run the Maxton Mile for the ECTA time trials. Last I heard he is going for 180 mph this year in it.


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This is the first horsepower build for the motor that was done.


He has gone bigger.



>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCsOQvw64is



>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxlSJHFuZ1E



>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhI4Hav8ycQ


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Actually this one is form and function with it. The rear spoiler and front dam push the car down at speeds above 125 mph. This was built by a buddy of Frosty's and I to run the Maxton Mile for the ECTA time trials. Last I heard he is going for 180 mph this year in it.

Shiiiiit, that's cool!

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