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[A Horse With No Name]

[A Horse With No Name]

[A Horse With No Name]

[A Horse With No Name]

[Dodgefan]

Clearly that guy is a fan of Saints Row 3.

I actually like that fascia design.

[dfelt]

Clearly that guy is a fan of Saints Row 3.

I actually like that fascia design.

Out of all the cars here, this one is actually done well and is not that bad.

Would like to understand the very first picture. What does the hand symbol mean? Never seen it before.

Also the caprice, is just crazy. WHY WHY WHY I will never understand what people find to appealing about a car done that way.

[dfelt]

Also, why would you want some big ass horns on a beautiful Rolls Royce. I never have understood that mentality either. Course, then it is a Texas thing.

Course I do find it funny all those computer fans being used for auto cooling.

[Cubical-aka-Moltar]

Would like to understand the very first picture. What does the hand symbol mean? Never seen it before.

Look up 'The Shocker' in the urban dictionary (It's a rather NSFW gesture). Was used on a '70s Datsun race car, BTW...2nd time I've seen a refererence to this symbol in the last couple days.

Edited by Cubical-aka-Moltar, 06 August 2012 - 10:53 AM.

[dfelt]

Would like to understand the very first picture. What does the hand symbol mean? Never seen it before.

Look up 'The Shocker' in the urban dictionary (It's a rather NSFW gesture). Was used on a '70s Datsun race car, BTW...2nd time I've seen a refererence to this symbol in the last couple days.

OK, Now I know, too funny, found a photo of the Bush family with his daughters and one of them is doing this hand sign. LOL

[Turbojett]

Would like to understand the very first picture. What does the hand symbol mean? Never seen it before.

Look up 'The Shocker' in the urban dictionary (It's a rather NSFW gesture). Was used on a '70s Datsun race car, BTW...2nd time I've seen a refererence to this symbol in the last couple days.

apparently, there's some sort of motorsports/streetracing club that uses this symbol. I've seen it on a Genesis coupe that (used to) live in my neighborhood.

[Turbojett]

..oh yes, and here's my favorite...



No, it's not really my favorite; it makes my eyes bleed.

Edited by Turbojett, 06 August 2012 - 03:53 PM.

[dfelt]

..oh yes, and here's my favorite...



No, it's not really my favorite; it makes my eyes bleed.

Bummer, guess the hot link is no longer working.

[Turbojett]

then you have been spared long enough.

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[A Horse With No Name]

Aughhhhhh

[dfelt]

Did some one over dose on Key Lime????

[dfelt]

[A Horse With No Name]

That certainly is....pink....

[hyperv6]

This car made me say OMG Saturday at the Pontiac Nationals. See if you can figure out what is wrong here. Yes it is a late model Pontiac but it is not Holden based.












I was walking the show field and had just got done looking at a friends 64 GTO from Colorado with a 06 GTO drive line and interior. It was even the same orange I then came across this car.

At first I thought oh a 69 with a new GTO LS driveline but then I really looked at it and notices something was very wrong here. I will give some hints to see if anyone can guess what this really is. I will tell you what it's not.

It's not a 69 GTO

It's not a new version GTO

It's not a Camaro or Trans Am.

It is based on a Pontiac from the 90's.

The car is all steel and does use real 69 GTO sheetmetal. There is over a 1,000 hours of metal work.

The work on this car was OMG and even the trunk was detailed down to the correct placment of a GTO spare with the correct speckel paint. The car is tubed a little in the rear. This car drew a crowd all weekend and really drew attentiona and made everyone take note as it was just so different from a nearly identical real GTO judge one car away but smaller and a modern drivetrain.

Ok you give up?

It is not a RWD car originally. Ok are you ready this is a Pontiac Sunfire. The owner took a Sunfire and grafted metal bits from a real GTO [no it was not restorable] convert the Sunfire into this creation. It was turned into RWD with small tubs. The car comes out as a 3/4 GTO Judge.

The car is nearly 8 inches more narrow as he removed 4 inches on each side of the bumpers hood and deck lid. The rear wing also was cut down. The Front fender, quarters and rear back light are all 69 GTO too.

The only thing odd it the quarter window is a little larger than I would like but he kept the stock glass to keep it simple. It is amazing car and fast.

The Pontiac Nationals again was a blast. It is still the largest Pontiac show in the world [1000+ show and race Pontiac cars] with a car show and racing all weekend. I was pleased for the second time in 2 years to claim one of the best in show awards from Ames Performance. Just try to get a 5 foot trophy home in a Fiero. It is good to have a buddy with a stock 64 GTO to haul it home for you LOL!

Anyways OMG can also mean good things in a car. I have nearly seen it all and this one even made me go OMG. Life is to short to waste time and web space on ugly cars.

Edited by hyperv6, 08 August 2012 - 07:05 PM.

[ocnblu]

Looks like it originated with a Sunfire. The dash, doors and quarter glasses give it away. Am I right?

That was a LOT.OF.WORK. Turned out really well!

[hyperv6]

Looks like it originated with a Sunfire. The dash, doors and quarter glasses give it away. Am I right?

That was a LOT.OF.WORK. Turned out really well!

Good Eye!