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Offline blakheet

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very funny indeed.
« on: 09 November 2003, 19:06 »
proves americans have a sense of humour after all...


http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?t=61988&f=23&h=0
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Re:very funny indeed.
« Reply #1 on: 09 November 2003, 19:39 »
^ and money to waste on that.. lol
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Re:very funny indeed.
« Reply #2 on: 10 November 2003, 21:45 »
Easy now, even though I've been here for 3 years I am still American. Even though I can't figure out the jap car craze that is going on there.  :D
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Offline blakheet

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Re:very funny indeed.
« Reply #3 on: 11 November 2003, 08:10 »
it's starting to take off here too, except people are trying to make their sh**ty little novas look 'jap'. I must confess i have some freinds who like to do this thing, obscene bodykits etc. and they can't understand my obsession with these 'tiny' little 14's and no intension of 'bodykitting' and 'icing' my car. A wheel is not a wheel unless its over 18 inches wide in their eyes.

please don't take offence, i am not essentially racist(despite being a brit) jks mate.
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Re:very funny indeed.
« Reply #4 on: 11 November 2003, 10:18 »
that is so funny

wish the Nova/Saxo boys would take a leaf out of their book
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Offline Helios_Blue_Valver

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Re:very funny indeed.
« Reply #5 on: 11 November 2003, 13:25 »
No offense taken mate. No one knows the name americans have made for themselves better than me. :) Heres one everyone may enjoy. This guy who is at the same base as me has a Honda accord. He has gone and put a huge rear wing on it, Body kit, 19" wheels, a full roll cage, and even gone to the trouble of installing what appear to be a fake intercooler in the front nose piece. The car is a 1.6 liter totally stock no turbo, no supercharger, nothing. Now to me It would have made more sence to put all the money for the previous mentioned stuff into the engine than stuck all over the out side. Maybe they get it from the nova boys or french boys whose cars always seem to look like the drove it through halfords with a big magnet.  ;D. Take care
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Offline Grovit

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Re:very funny indeed.
« Reply #6 on: 11 November 2003, 19:42 »

I currently have an Accord with a huge rear wing on it and also a subtle bodykit with big wheels (17") - however the Accord Type R's come like that ;) ;D

Anyway not for long though as she's being sold to make way for a baby and new house - hence why I'm lurking round here as I want a MkII Gti - going back to my roots you see :).

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Re:very funny indeed.
« Reply #7 on: 11 November 2003, 20:36 »
Quote from: 8916vGTI on 11 November 2003, 13:25
drove it through halfords with a big magnet.


LOL, i love that, personally i absolutely love the sleeper look, you pull up beside some guy in his beemer or porsche and he's like look at that old heap o' sh!t vw, and then before he knows it your somewhere the wrong side of the horizon. But then thats me.
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