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I wanted to see some of the stock class too, maybe on the next one.
entirely too much time on his hands... if you took all those hours he worked on that, and he would have just got a second job he probably could have had a Countach faster.
EDIT: still insanely cool though.
EDIT: still insanely cool though.
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entirely too much time on his hands... if you took all those hours he worked on that, and he would have just got a second job he probably could have had a Countach faster.
EDIT: still insanely cool though.[/QUOTE
true but ! there isn`t a whole lot to do in Wisconsin in the winter time
yea and u have the pride of doing it ur self , just sucks if it gets wrecked , i think he shold have put a turbo on that ,
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Awesome job and story, I can understand the obsession. The Countach was my favorite Supercar growing up as was its replacement the Diablo when it came out in 91/92. I had the posters all over my room and could rattle off the engine and performance specs for both off my head. Funny thing is the dream became a reality when I went to work for Bill at Bill's Garage. He did most of the exotic car work in town and we maintained both of Red's Lambo's his 88 Anniversary model and his 92 Diablo. I had to take off my work boots to drive them because the pedals are so close together. Certainly nothing like the sound and performace of their V12. The Countach was slower and harder to drive compared to the Diablo but still had classic styling and design. The last job I did on either was a 4 wheel brake job on the Diablo. When the parts came in from overseas they had that Lambo Bull on the boxes and bags it was around my birthday and for some wild reason I went and stamped that bull on my arm.
It was a great experience to have the opportunity to work on and drive some of those cars.
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sweettt! fastest thing i ever drove wa ryans 08 zo6 505 hp , but any lambo is killa ,,, sooo did u ever romp it ? fell some g forces ??
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sweettt! fastest thing i ever drove wa ryans 08 zo6 505 hp , but any lambo is killa ,,, sooo did u ever romp it ? fell some g forces ??
Everytime I drove them
you can't drive those cars paw paw they buck like a wild bull. Funny that Z06 making as much power as the 92 Diablo did back in 92 but that V12 is a different animal. The new Reventon model is up to 650 HP. A cool Lambo website to checkout A complete overview of Lamborghini production models at LamboCars.com
Max. power :492 bhp at 7000 rpmMax. torque :580 Nm (428 lbs.ft.) at 5200 rpm
thers no replacement for displacement !
Awesome job and story, I can understand the obsession. The Countach was my favorite Supercar growing up as was its replacement the Diablo when it came out in 91/92. I had the posters all over my room and could rattle off the engine and performance specs for both off my head. Funny thing is the dream became a reality when I went to work for Bill at Bill's Garage. He did most of the exotic car work in town and we maintained both of Red's Lambo's his 88 Anniversary model and his 92 Diablo. I had to take off my work boots to drive them because the pedals are so close together. Certainly nothing like the sound and performace of their V12. The Countach was slower and harder to drive compared to the Diablo but still had classic styling and design. The last job I did on either was a 4 wheel brake job on the Diablo. When the parts came in from overseas they had that Lambo Bull on the boxes and bags it was around my birthday and for some wild reason I went and stamped that bull on my arm.
Larry ------- that B U can`t tell fo sho with all them teeth be showin
there are no toyotas in this promo
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Larry ------- that B U can`t tell fo sho with all them teeth be showin
that's me glowing after putting my foot down in a sweet ride. Notice Bill didn't ride with me he was nervously waiting at the Rd every time I went out in it. Each head bank was controlled by its on ECU's behind the seats. It came in one time and was shuddering after it warmed up and cruising between 70 - 80 so we had to exercise it on I10. It wound up being the ECU on one of the banks they were having trouble with. I'll tell you after it was replaced it would reach 140 - 160 before you could scratch an itch and have you with one of those s***ty grins like I have there 
the 2nd rig shown is a yota
hahaha are you sure? lol
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Some idiot trashes a FJ complete with ghetto music 
YouTube - Toyota FJ Cruiser sittin' on 30" Asanti rims (Jeddah, Saudi Arabia)‎
YouTube - Toyota FJ Cruiser sittin' on 30" Asanti rims (Jeddah, Saudi Arabia)‎
No wonder so many hate us in that part of the world. They see us as the root of such blasphemy. The plates in the window and the music just show that this person idolizes violence and Americanism which they somehow think is one and the same because of the media they get there!
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Yea I can see what you mean. A California plate on the dash with AK47 on it playing loud ghetto music like he's auditoning for a rap video. I bet that doesn't sit well with the elders. I think he should have used a Hummer for his platform instead of a perfectly usable FJ
I like the white but have to put mud tire on for sure. Thats to northside me.
Some idiot trashes a FJ complete with ghetto music
YouTube - Toyota FJ Cruiser sittin' on 30" Asanti rims (Jeddah, Saudi Arabia)‎
wacha ya expect from a camel jockey
just glad that Jon `s time is runnin down over there
cuz not sure if it genetic or the water or the air or the dirt just hope he doesn`t catch it
thats the DUNECOONS that i reeeaallyyyy like to have my gunner pop a few maduce rounds throu the hood on the car and then watch them come out with poop down the legg oll over ther l white gowns , these pepeol here are just ate up!