Not too hot on this supra
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I'm liking what I am seeing in the new Supra.
Now if it is $80K . . and I had the money, I would prolly just go with the LC Lexus - loves the looks of that car.
Now if it is $80K . . and I had the money, I would prolly just go with the LC Lexus - loves the looks of that car.
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I dont know about that Jamie, I had a couple Austin Healy Sprites that I fit in without issue
There has been an explosion of those around here. Import shop a couple blocks from my apartment makes monthly visits to auctions in Japan.... its wild some of the stuff they come back with. Lots of rally cars.... last haul brought a 91 CHP camaro that had somehow made its way over there.
I think the Mazda speed version adds a turbo which raises the power a whopping 15HP
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A photographer friend of mine back home took this picture while touring some of the wildfire ravaged parts of CA
To my knowledge they have never been powered by that. Most were powered by Chevy V6's.
Newer ones by a 6.0 LSX engine.
But there is certainly some odd bird ones out there... I heard they made one based off of a mini??
Could have sworn that I saw one that was built on a GM motorhome chassis with a 455... you're right though, I must have been remembering wrong.
Wienermobile - Wikipedia
Source: Oscar Mayer[3] In June 2017 the company introduced three new Wienermobiles, the WienerCycle, WeinerRover and the WienerDrone.[4]
Year Manufacturer/Builder Chassis Engine
1936 General Body Company – Chicago, Illinois Purpose-built chassis N/A
1952 Gerstenslager – Wooster, Ohio Dodge chassis N/A
1958 Brooks Stevens Willys Jeep chassis N/A
1969 Oscar Mayer – Madison, Wisconsin Chevrolet chassis with Ford Thunderbird taillights V6 engine
1975 Plastics Products – Milwaukee, Wisconsin fibreglass/styrofoam replica of 1969 V6 engine
1988 Stevens Automotive Corporation – Milwaukee, Wisconsin Chevrolet van chassis with Ford Thunderbird taillights V6 engine
1995 Harry Bentley Bradley for Carlin Manufacturing – Fresno, California Purpose-built chassis with Pontiac Grand Am headlights, Pontiac Trans Am taillights N/A
2000 Craftsmen Industries – St. Charles, Missouri GMC W-series chassis 5700 Vortec V8
2001 Craftsmen Industries - San Antonio, Texas RAM 1500-series chassis, flipped axle 5.2L Magnum V8
2004 Prototype Source – Santa Barbara, California GMC W-series chassis with Pontiac Firebird taillights 6.0L 300–5700 Vortec V8
2008 Prototype Source – Santa Barbara, California MINI Cooper S Hardtop 1.6L Turbocharged I-4
Source: Oscar Mayer[3] In June 2017 the company introduced three new Wienermobiles, the WienerCycle, WeinerRover and the WienerDrone.[4]
Year Manufacturer/Builder Chassis Engine
1936 General Body Company – Chicago, Illinois Purpose-built chassis N/A
1952 Gerstenslager – Wooster, Ohio Dodge chassis N/A
1958 Brooks Stevens Willys Jeep chassis N/A
1969 Oscar Mayer – Madison, Wisconsin Chevrolet chassis with Ford Thunderbird taillights V6 engine
1975 Plastics Products – Milwaukee, Wisconsin fibreglass/styrofoam replica of 1969 V6 engine
1988 Stevens Automotive Corporation – Milwaukee, Wisconsin Chevrolet van chassis with Ford Thunderbird taillights V6 engine
1995 Harry Bentley Bradley for Carlin Manufacturing – Fresno, California Purpose-built chassis with Pontiac Grand Am headlights, Pontiac Trans Am taillights N/A
2000 Craftsmen Industries – St. Charles, Missouri GMC W-series chassis 5700 Vortec V8
2001 Craftsmen Industries - San Antonio, Texas RAM 1500-series chassis, flipped axle 5.2L Magnum V8
2004 Prototype Source – Santa Barbara, California GMC W-series chassis with Pontiac Firebird taillights 6.0L 300–5700 Vortec V8
2008 Prototype Source – Santa Barbara, California MINI Cooper S Hardtop 1.6L Turbocharged I-4
Frankly, this Wienermobile talk is the wurst. I relish the idea of moving on to other topics - lets be wieners, not losers, here people.
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Thank you for being so frank.
What a bunch of bologna!
I thought I had covered most puns in the post above, but obviously you all are bacon me to continue . My Wife . . sheboygen me to stop, but I can't.
I thought I had covered most puns in the post above, but obviously you all are bacon me to continue . My Wife . . sheboygen me to stop, but I can't.
You numba 1 GI!
I thought I'd drive my wrx forever, but in 2020 I'm going to DEFINITELY take this thing for a ride and see.....
Next-Gen Subaru WRX STI Render Is Bodacious In World Rally Blue
Next-Gen Subaru WRX STI Render Is Bodacious In World Rally Blue
My oldest just turned 14 and as the driving age in SC is 15, I need to start making plans to hand over to her the 2007 Honda Civic I bought from my dad a few years ago.
Given the trouble I have looking out of the back window, I really wish this car had a back up camera. Has anyone in the club installed one on their own with good results that they’d recommend or is my best bet here in the Charlotte area to pay a “professional” at Freeman’s Car Stereo?
Given the trouble I have looking out of the back window, I really wish this car had a back up camera. Has anyone in the club installed one on their own with good results that they’d recommend or is my best bet here in the Charlotte area to pay a “professional” at Freeman’s Car Stereo?