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2 fast 2 furious
Just watched "2 Fast 2 Furious" wanted to cry! The movie has about a hundred P.O.S. ricers in it. The only two cars they decide to wreck are the Challenger and the 69 Camaro!! Two totally
unreplaceble classic cars!:mad: :mad: Just like the first movie, they trash a 69 Charger. Id like to get the producers of these movies and kick them right in the ass. What are they thinking???? Guys would give thier left nut to have those cars.Muscle cars like those can never be replaced. Ricers are a dime a dozen. OH, THE HORRORhttp://www.pelicanparts.com/support/smileys/shake.gif |
They were POS 6cyl cars that no one cares about. Look on autotrader and you can find all the Camaros/Chargers/Challengers you want.
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did not see either but, how could this second one be any good with out that vin petrol guy?
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Alot of the (exotic/expensive) crash cars are fiberglass copies.
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Other cars do exist in the world, other than a "6 cyl" 911 And I'm sure that there are plenty of people around that care about muscle cars. Very few people would consider those POS, except those with an elitist additude. They didnt look like 6cyl cars to me?? |
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seems like vinman has an inferiority 944 thing happening.
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I spent ass loads on a '68 camaro and I agree, good riddence! The build quality/engineering is pathetic. They do have a special look to em though and that's worth alot to some/me:)
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was it just me, or was the asian girl a "butter face" smoking hot bod!
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My car is no better or no worse than anyone elses, I guess I just like all aspects of performance cars. I love european sports cars , and I love detroit muscle. I dont look down on anything anybody drives, as much as I cant stand ricers, I appreciate the mechanics and tech that goes into some of them. My thinking behind my post was just that It breaks my heart to see a classic car like those get destroyed, whether it has a 150hp six cylinder or a 450hp big block V8. Cars back then had great body styling and individuality unlike todays cookie cutter cars that are hard to tell apart from one another. |
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butter face for sure, but that scene where she is painting graffics on the pink car wearing that school girl outfit! brings out the perv in me. the customs chick is friggen smokin.
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butter face? do explain to the 35+ crowd if you will cliff.... i have heard of butter in her,,,,, well never mind...
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I work on motion picture and television production for one of the major studios, and we almost never use fiberglassed mockups of cars, too expensive to fabricate. We'll crash/blowup/burn whatever the Director/Producers want, although we try and get the cheapest thing that is closest to what they want. If we're blowing up a car, we may buy a car with a shot motor or a salvage vehicle. If we're crashing the car we may pull the fuel tank and replace it with a one gallon reinforced fuel cell, a four or five point harness and remove the air bags. If we're flipping the vehicle it usually gets a roll cage as well. A typical one hour TV action series costs over $2 million per episode to produce, so they buy pretty much whatever they want. The key question is what does it cost to get the vehicle to the point where the Director is happy. If you have to buy a six cylinder hardtop camaro and spend more time (Union workers) to modify it to look like a Z-28 convertible, than it costs to buy the Z-28 convertible in the first place, they will almost always take the cheaper option (time permitting).
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butter face = fugly face - hot bod |
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