turbo 2 dragi'n a gtus!!!
12-05-02, 08:22 AM
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Originally posted by rxse7en
Take the damned wheels off! They look like they are in good shape!
Take the damned wheels off! They look like they are in good shape!
Thanks
12-05-02, 09:16 AM
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I once pulled my Ranger out of its rutts (ranger had a flat front pass tire) in the grass next to my garage with my '87 Base (with mods), worked pretty nicely. Yeah, I know, she didn't like it too much, but I got no complaints from her, just a little wheel spin. 
12-05-02, 11:24 AM
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Uh guys, look at the first pics again. the wheels, suspension, exhust and everything else has been taken off. I'm sure the second set of pics half way through the "stripping" process.
A guy I knew did that with *cough* Camaro. He dragged it around while all his friends watched. Then, when he had enough, he stopped - and the shell he was towing slid into the back of his car! It still makes me laugh. I see the guy maybe once a year, and I NEVER let him forget about it! The fact that he used to drive a camaro was funny enough, but that on top of it was priceless.
A guy I knew did that with *cough* Camaro. He dragged it around while all his friends watched. Then, when he had enough, he stopped - and the shell he was towing slid into the back of his car! It still makes me laugh. I see the guy maybe once a year, and I NEVER let him forget about it! The fact that he used to drive a camaro was funny enough, but that on top of it was priceless.
12-05-02, 03:22 PM
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When I sold my SA about six months ago, the guy who bought it showed up with his buddy in a white S4 NA. I asked him, how are you going to get the car home? He quickly produced a little tow strap and said he intended to pull it with his FCm with his buddy working the controls of the SA. I collected my money, and I let his tow it off... I even followed him to see if he was going to crash what was now formerly my '80. He did it, pretty successfully, but I guess the SA chassis is significantly lighter then, say, a TII
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