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did you see this Corvette pick up?
Item number: 4604120692
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115K was spent to build that...what a waste of funds
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01-17-2006, 07:29 PM
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Hey, I sort of liked it...it would make a great P-car parts hauler, or you could always line the bed with astroturf...yuk-yuk.
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Wow, an El Corvetto. I kind of like it.
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Love the design.
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If I had that budget, I'd build my hot rod Caddy hearse. Supercharged 572 crate 8 huge sidepipes blue/black purple velvet interior with black mahogany same as the coffin which holds the subwoofers chrome skeleton hands reaching across the fenders, stock wheels widened, body structurally re-inforced and braced mid 80's Camaro front end, reworked mid 80's Corvette rear end, reworked just about there at $115K I will build this one day, I swear it (General Zod voice) |
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