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May have visited jcwhitney.com too many times.

 

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Is that a 24" emblem on the fender and he is sporting 18's if I'm correct.

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Those are 17s I think. Neighbor here has a new style Nissan Pathfinder with a 5.6 V8 emblem on the back. The new ones are V6 only.

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I ain't afraid of no ghosts. Who you gonna call.

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I ain't afraid of no ghosts. Who you gonna call.

 

Now that's just sad, I kinda feel bad for those people.

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I need to take pic's of all the crazy vehicle's here. Just the Euro style vehicle's themselves are something to look at.

 

Seen the UK Ford Ranger driving down the A1 the other day while going to a castle, wasn't sure what I was till I saw the big ass Ranger letter's on the back. Here is a sample image, hope they don't introduce this ugly thing to the US!

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Gmc Sierra with SS badges on the tailgate and doors wtf

 

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Ryan

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I need to take pic's of all the crazy vehicle's here. Just the Euro style vehicle's themselves are something to look at.

 

Seen the UK Ford Ranger driving down the A1 the other day while going to a castle, wasn't sure what I was till I saw the big ass Ranger letter's on the back. Here is a sample image, hope they don't introduce this ugly thing to the US!

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Hate to say it, but that Ranger looks a lot like the 2015 Colorado, not a fan.

 

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I do like the 2015 Canyon though, but I'm old school.

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Gmc Sierra with SS badges on the tailgate and doors wtf ra6upupe.jpg

Ryan

 

That describes the guy driving not the truck.

Stupid Sh@!head

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Those almost look like OK plates.....not surprising. Stuff like that is the way too common around here. I just saw a 2001 Malibu SS the other day :lol:

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Saw a ford truck yesterday rolling up I-75 in Georgia that had dual tires in rear, but a standard bed. Also had stacks comming from under the frame to the outside of the bed and then up next to bed sides. Wish i could have got a pic, but traffic was moving.

 

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Them Californians man lol I guess that makes the car worth another 20k??

 

Sent while cruising down a back road...

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