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My little mule, urban exploration / recreation vehicle.
Great mileage, 4x4, goes almost anywhere, Aircond, sleeps 2 nicley, 4 if they're freindly, clothes, tools, magazines, crapper, stove, surfboards, wetsuits.
Not so hot on long desert uphills, or windy highways.
Other than that, she's the best little exploration vehicle I've ever had.......
You can see a million miles tonite, but you can't get very far.
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Posted by Intrinsic
She was camera shy at the time. Eventually I sold her to a guy who used her in a demolition derby. 
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That sucks!!!!!!
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I want to know where this place is!
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Posted by Dora
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Behind that building...Which was in front of this one:
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Mitsubishi Galant?
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Posted by bandi
Mitsubishi Galant?
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Yes it is, good eye!
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Posted by bandi
That looks like a shot from an Audi brochure or an episode of TopGear. LOVE IT.
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Ha! Perhaps!
Sort of on topic (but pity it isn't on film); I had a professional with me a few months ago and asked him to snap some off as I did a few fast passes in an abandoned car park. All it needs is some post-camera work to make the brake-disks glow... Does that count? Neko.
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That's a glorious shot!
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Posted by Peachz
I want to know where this place is!
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Up in the sky now, was demolished late last year unfortunately.
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Can we have a thread JUST for Kuroneko's R8? Pleeeeeeease?
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Posted by cr400
My little mule, urban exploration / recreation vehicle.
Great mileage, 4x4, goes almost anywhere, Aircond, sleeps 2 nicley, 4 if they're freindly, clothes, tools, magazines, crapper, stove, surfboards, wetsuits.
Not so hot on long desert uphills, or windy highways.
Other than that, she's the best little exploration vehicle I've ever had.......
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Very cool!
Posted by Kuroneko
Ha! Perhaps!
http://farm5.stati...5_55cab5af9a_o.jpg
Sort of on topic (but pity it isn't on film); I had a professional with me a few months ago and asked him to snap some off as I did a few past passes in an abandoned car park. All it needs is some post-camera work to make the brake-disks glow... Does that count? Neko.
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That car makes me happy in pants...
"If you don't believe your country should come before yourself. Ya can better serve your country, by living somewhere else" - Stompin' Tom Connors
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I'm sure it makes Neko happy in the pants too!!
You can see a million miles tonite, but you can't get very far.
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Yeah i know eh. I'm jealous lol.
Neko i must ask...
How fast will it go? How fast have you had it go?
"If you don't believe your country should come before yourself. Ya can better serve your country, by living somewhere else" - Stompin' Tom Connors
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My Subie!
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My "normal" engine swap record was on a Forester. Had two, one with a good engine that had been rear ended, and one with a blown engine/good body.
Had the engines out of both cars, swapped over the flywheel to one for a manual tranny and had it installed in the good car, and started while it was still warm... total time was an hour and 17 minutes.
(And the "not normal", I swapped engines in my '74 Beetle in 21 minutes.)
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I removed the engine from my '62 Baja Bug in 7 minutes..................
Of course it took two years to put it back in.
You can see a million miles tonite, but you can't get very far.
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Posted by bandi
My "normal" engine swap record was on a Forester. Had two, one with a good engine that had been rear ended, and one with a blown engine/good body.
Had the engines out of both cars, swapped over the flywheel to one for a manual tranny and had it installed in the good car, and started while it was still warm... total time was an hour and 17 minutes.
(And the "not normal", I swapped engines in my '74 Beetle in 21 minutes.)
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Not bad at all. I bought my forester after it had been in a front end collision, with deployed airbags and a bent frame. So I had to pull the engine to weld on the new front clip at the strut towers. And as long as I had it out I did all the gaskets from the heads up on it and a new clutch. Now finally it's to the point where you can't tell anymore.
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Posted by Roadrunner6913
And as long as I had it out I did all the gaskets from the heads up on it and a new clutch. Now finally it's to the point where you can't tell anymore.
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GOOD CALL... they like to leak. And they're a pain to do with the engine in the car.
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Yes, I know I drive far too many vehicles.
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