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Oh no, weak stomachs avert your eyes!
This is really horrible.
Want a 40s Ford that's built on the 89-97 Thunderbird?   How about a '57 Chevy, yeah, the classic shoebox, built on a late model camaro platform!!     If you're diggin' these, then for <$4k for the Ford and <$6k for the Chevy you can build your own (assuming you have the requisite donor car. EasyRods.com
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I like the 57 camaro bel air convertible thing, in a sick kinda way.
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The Ford is bad but the Chebbie is just plain horrific.
The lines of the donors are not even close to the originals. Crap.
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That's kind of like guys who buy a SWB 911 and than do a slant-nose conversion with flares.
Ugh!!!!
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My father owns a Model A built on the Pinto Platform...
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i'm just a cook
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i saw them at the carlisle kit-car show, underwhelming to say the least.
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The blue '57(?) speaks to me.
I'm not sure what it's saying, but at least it's talking. More than I can say about most cars lately. Jim
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The chev reminds me of the original batmobile. In a bad way.
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The Ford thing looks like they had a cool idea, started from the front, got to the windshield and say... ahh nevermind.
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Gross!!
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that thing looks like its been stepped on
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i'm just a cook
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this is more to my liking.
 
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