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....apparently with a Surburban.
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Admit it,you WANT IT. BAD ;D. One of the more brutal looking(I.E. "Buisness-like"....)Chryslers. After 74,it was kinda "eh" :P. ~J/W-OO6. -
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After '73 it all went down hill.Comment
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looks like a La Baron was raped by a Jeep to me
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!i stumbed over that very same car some time back on another thread we had going about those types of cars...I love itIf you can leave two black stripes from the exit of one corner to the braking zone of the next, you have enough horsepower. - Mark DonohueComment
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Yes, that thing is bad ass.
One trar that I want!
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I would prefer something more sportier.
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That looks to be from the 4-Wheel & Off-Road Jamboree @the fairgrounds, circa-1980's.....am I far off, Jeff?
While I can appreciate the concept(it's a "Disco" 'vette...at least it wasn't one of the first or second-gen bodies), that thing is nothing but a "show horse"....first good bump or bog run would've busted that body to pieces.
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I like Trars. I'm kinda particular, but I like them. This one is killer. The big Mopar looks right with mud tires. I'd drive it."A cross thread is better than a lock washer." Earl Lanning...My GrandpaComment
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Back about 10 years ago i derbied a newport just like that, they had the weakest front end of any car i ever ran, I built a furd elite that same year and my little bro kicked ass with it that year, the next year we both ran it bro trashed the radiator so i ran it in my heat with no water and still took 2nd place with it out of 10 cars.Comment
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I have an 87 suburban, the body is kind of ratty, the chassis is nice....what should I put on it?
87 caprice?
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There's a trar here I've been meaning to get a picture of. It's a legend around these parts. It's a fullsized '72-73 Buick Wagon with woodgrain sides sitting on a Suburban frame with quite a bit of lift and 35" or 36" tires. It hasn't moved in years, so it's a landmark for when you give directions to someone.Comment
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Oh man, we need to see that.That which you manifest is before you.Comment
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There's one in Port Orchard up here, it's a 74-ish Country Squire...the BIG one...puke green with really crappy woodgrain, homebuilt luggage rack and Armegeddon push bumper, with zoomies, sitting on at least 44-in Super Swampers. If I see it I'll make a feature out of it in seconds.Editor-at-Large at...well, here, of course!
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