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  • Indy_Guy_77

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    Nice homage to Ferdinand with those wheels, too!

    The more small car shows I go to - the more I like "rat rods".

    -J-
     

    AllenM

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    Nice homage to Ferdinand with those wheels, too!

    The more small car shows I go to - the more I like "rat rods".

    -J-

    Me too, I have kind of been getting the itch for one or a nice older beetle. Of course subscribing to bug n bus on facebook isnt helping me.
     

    Leo

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    Maybe I am showing my age, but I really do not understand what is so great about taking the suspension out of a car so that it rides as harsh as a radio flyer wagon, and letting the rocker pannels drag on anything except a perfectly flat road.

    I understand ground effects for a race track, but how do you drive these "cool cars" on public motorways? When I was "low riding" in high school it was because I had 5 or 6 friends riding in my '66 Chevy hardtop.
     
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