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Don't see these everyday, looks like it has all the SLP bits(exhaust, suspension, ground effects). That could be worth quite a bit in another 15 years.

http://tulsa.craigslist.org/cto/5533082495.html

 

Still not sure if the price is reasonable, it's in a grey area between of semi collectable but fairly used. Looks good though.

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WELL i DIDN'T EVER THINK i'D FIND ONE, EVEN SAID TO MY FRIEND THAT IT WAS NO LONGER POSSIBLE, BUT iT CAME FROM SW TEXAS, NOT A SPOT OF RUST, SO i WENT ALL OUT. TOOK 2 YEARS, and a lot of work But it a

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Not bad seen a few locally go for 18ish and have a lot less miles

 

 

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Yeah, I really need to not buy another car. I have a bad habit of buying a "toy" or nice spare car as soon as I pay everything off. Need to hold off. Even from that E46 M3 Vert I found a while back, I went to see it and am suprised it was under 10k, must have a mechanical issue because inside and out was in great shape, just a little nick here and there any used car could have, paint at 130k miles was nearly good enough for PPF.

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Finally completed my build. The interior shot I took before I installed my column but has since been done. Took it for a short 10 mile drive to test out the systems and see how she drove. almost 4 years in the building

 

 

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00Silverado4x4 Senior Enthusiast

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Finally completed my build. The interior shot I took before I installed my column but has since been done. Took it for a short 10 mile drive to test out the systems and see how she drove. almost 4 years in the building

 

 

That is one awesome looking vehicle...now I would expect to see...and hear a video of how she moves. :smoker:

RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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Went for ice cream

 

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I see everyone got the clear blue skies the past couple days too. :cheers:

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Wow, nice! That must be the weather that's headed this way for Sunday.

 

We only it 56° today, but I got a sunburn working on the roof in the clear blue. Would much rather be crusin' in a rag-top. :thumbs:

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Cars and coffee this week was packed. 3 lots full of cars morning for it (70)

 

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My son found his race car

 

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GTR why not

 

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