IvIarkgraham
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quote:
Originally posted by derick-sport
the amount of work gone into that is amazing and is a cult car the guys gotta be respected
no he doesnt
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DannyB
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Originally posted by derick-sport
the guys gotta be respected
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derick-sport
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hes hardly a scene kid is he cars not to my taste but the work done to it involved some skill regardless
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IvIarkgraham
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taking a bumper off and leaving a bonnet out in the rain is hardly a skill
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Mike
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Makes you realise there is actually a lot of work goes into some of these 'rat look' cars, doesn't manage to answer that age old question of why? though.
I find it particularly interesting his response after flattening his exhaust due to the car being too low, he bodges it back together so that he can break it again because the car is still too low  and then with that braindead type of thinking he goes and lowers it some more, well done that man for being a complete and utter penis 
[Edited on 01-11-2010 by Mike B]
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derick-sport
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quote:
Originally posted by IvIarkgraham
taking a bumper off and leaving a bonnet out in the rain is hardly a skill
have you read the full thread?
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IvIarkgraham
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just finished page 1
i now have even less respect for this guy. i'd feel like a proper tool driving that
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BluKoo
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Best thing about that thread is the old 6 series seen here...
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Daveskater
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A lot of work went into that but imo he ruined a perfectly nice classic car.
I can see his thinking with the "one last run" thing though, if it was a choice between scrap it or go mental with it, I know which would be the more exciting option. Not a fan of chop tops, but it was a good way of getting rid of that wrecked pillar
Numberwang!
Originally posted by AlunJ
I like you Dave, you are a man of men
Originally Whatapp'd by Neo
Dave's maybe capable of a drive-by cuddle
Look at my pictures
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wwwNOOBcom
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LOL what a fag
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Anty
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wrecked it 
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flybikeslee
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bag of
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j10E W
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the 6 series though is a beaut
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Rab
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I liked it here
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flybikeslee
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looked shit there too
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richc
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I dont think alot of people have read through it.
I dont like the style one bit, dont get me wrong, but alot of work went in, all the fabrication, the supra engine etc, home made wiring loom etc, that is awesome.
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Rich H
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quote:
Originally posted by richc
I dont think alot of people have read through it.
I dont like the style one bit, dont get me wrong, but alot of work went in, all the fabrication, the supra engine etc, home made wiring loom etc, that is awesome.
 I sat and read it all and found it pretty interesting tbh!
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ash-ov-boro
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cant beleve someone would do that to a car ...
it was a nice clean car at first then he spoiled it with the rat look ..
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Havoc
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ruined a perfectly nice car.
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Daveskater
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I read all of the first page which took me long enough, then I had to go out
Not a bad read, and he knows how to take some great pics. Not bad writing either imo.
Numberwang!
Originally posted by AlunJ
I like you Dave, you are a man of men
Originally Whatapp'd by Neo
Dave's maybe capable of a drive-by cuddle
Look at my pictures
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Gary
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quote:
Originally posted by IvIarkgraham
taking a bumper off and leaving a bonnet out in the rain is hardly a skill
Here here.
Looks awsome here.
Ruined a perfectly good car, the tool.
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jimmy 2.1
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Didn't really ruin a perfectly good car. You could maybe argue he did at the begining with the rusty bonnet and odd coloured bumper, but the original bonnet and bumper went back on. It was back to being a 'perfectly good car'. His mate went and crashed it so it was no longer a 'perfectly good car' so i don't think it really matters what happened to the bodywork from there on in.
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Jamie-C
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Its still wank though
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Tom G
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better at the begining but a lot of hard work done to it tbf
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RS6
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ruined that was a mint classic to start with shame
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