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99Silver6.0

By 99Silver6.0
October 5, 2003 in Hobbies, Tech & Outdoors

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99Silver6.0

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99Silver6.0

Posted October 5, 2003

Posted October 5, 2003

http://www.dfwstangs.com/forums/showthread...900#post1385900

Click that link and check out the picture!!!!!!!!! One word, WOW!

BDBWTE

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BDBWTE

Posted October 5, 2003

Posted October 5, 2003

Of course it's a Ford....

But dang anyways

AirForceAngler

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AirForceAngler

Posted October 6, 2003

Posted October 6, 2003

That's gonna take a lot of JB Weld.

MCourson

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MCourson

Posted October 6, 2003

Posted October 6, 2003

JB Weld and duct tape.

MiSdIrEcTeD_1

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MiSdIrEcTeD_1

Posted October 6, 2003

Posted October 6, 2003

lmao... It amazes me that everyone everywhere has come to figure out that all a guy really needs in his tool box is JB weld and Duct tape... You guys forgot about zip-ties though... those three things are all a guy needs...

422 SS

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422 SS

Posted October 6, 2003

Posted October 6, 2003

I had heard the factory blocks split in half above 500rwhp but that is the first time I actually saw one.

99Silver6.0

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99Silver6.0

Posted October 6, 2003

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Posted October 6, 2003

lmao... It amazes me that everyone everywhere has come to figure out that all a guy really needs in his tool box is JB weld and Duct tape... You guys forgot about zip-ties though... those three things are all a guy needs...

Baling wire!!! Cant forget baling wire!!

The SPEEDY

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The SPEEDY

Posted October 6, 2003

Posted October 6, 2003

Why couldn't my toyota blow up into several peices like that.

TROYROBO

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TROYROBO

Posted October 8, 2003

Posted October 8, 2003

k1500chevy97

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k1500chevy97

Posted October 8, 2003

Posted October 8, 2003

:jester:

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