
Classic cars, anyone?
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I had a 1981 Red Turbo Trans Am broken down in my garage for 15 years! I recently sold it to someone who will restore it.bluelaru wrote:We had a 1970 MG B
our mechanic said he was closing...
Sold it in 1995 for 13k
I loved that car.....her name was ruby
Now I have a "coffeeshop" in my garage...AND my VW Beetle fits in the garage too! ...I call her "emily"
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its a third mine...we built it, drove it 3 times.i did the electrics and built the battery box(a modified ice cooler
) and tank cover..took her apart for paint and fine tuning 2 years ago...its still in the garage in pieces...when its done one day,the paints gonna be a sun melting into the ocean with a dreamy look...the whole mess costs us little over 8 grand us..we found the chassi and the tub in a barn and my friends dad has a full garage he let us use so that saved a few bucks too...was like driving a tank tho...ya didnt miss a bump...i believe right after that pic was taken some parts fell off and it almost crashed..hehehehe
that is one damn good lookin stoned dude drivin it tho... 
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Re: Classic cars, anyone?
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Re: Classic cars, anyone?
Wow mint thats nice, thats a show job, did you pimp it yourself ?
I'm doing a '72 Type 2 bay at the moment, a bit slow though as I've been wrestling to fit the R&R bed but I cracked that yesterday so I can get on with the rest of the interior. although mine is my daily vehicle so it wont be so flash as yours, pretty standard will do.


I'm doing a '72 Type 2 bay at the moment, a bit slow though as I've been wrestling to fit the R&R bed but I cracked that yesterday so I can get on with the rest of the interior. although mine is my daily vehicle so it wont be so flash as yours, pretty standard will do.


What a long strange trip it is.
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Re: Classic cars, anyone?
spidergawd wrote:Wow mint thats nice, thats a show job, did you pimp it yourself ?
nah, it's my best mates. it's his pride & joy. i'll dig some pics out of the condition he bought it in, the transformation is dramatic
he has done some shows though... do u get to any, bugjam etc ?
Mint
