mikespeed's car for 2006

[Tsunami]

doesn't this look sweet???

Yes. Yes it does.

I'd love to have one of those to play around with.

[master-s]

another one for those mustang fans....like me

[ward]

Cadillac Sedan DeVille 1966
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...lr%3D%26sa%3DN
talk about being vip

[Slapshotnerd]

ok, i change my vote.

you need to get ahold of a ford Model A and drop a small block in it. then you'll be my hero

[CrazyHawaiian]

I agree, we need more fox body drift cars ...

[Mike Peters]

did anyone read the link with what i needed in it lol?

the new 05 mustangs are freakign sweet, but if i stuff one into a wall i cant afford to get another. same with any semi-rare car.

but then again lsjuan

[RED350z]

Please dont make fun of me, but what is a "full frame car", im not sure i know what that is.

Otherwise, you could always do a lightning....

[Mike Peters]

full frame = basically the body is bolted on top of hte drivetrain/suspension or "chassis/frame"

unibody is the frame and body are together asone peice.

in lego terms, take a 2x8 and put some 2x2 peices with the axles on it together and you have a frame, now build a seperate body. apart these are a body and a frame.

if they come in one peice its a unibody.

holler

[FreeThinker]

Dude unibodies arent hard to repair, take a look at what Matt did to the Enjuku S13 and its alive again...

Plus you don't stuff cars into walls, that's only Derrick haha, j/k poor Derrick

In all seriousness, I would go for a Holden Ute, talk to GM, I'm sure they've heard about you and might be willing to try to get one for you, it would be no sweat for them, but there's no marketing connection for them here in US

Cadillac Catera is the same as the Commodore/Ute/Monaro. Get one and drop the LS1 in, maybe even cut the back out to make your own ute heh.

Otherwise... um old Buick Skylark.. 90's Thunderbirds are nice too, and I like the XR4Ti as well

[BenR]

55-57 bel air <-- this one.

Although you're going to need to get rid of the hot pink sunglasses and either dress as an fbi agent or like bob hope.

[jrou111]

What about a 70's Chevy Monza?

Inexpensive, small, lightweight, fits chey v-8's, and has tons of parts availible.

And it's got a full frame.

[Mike Peters]

Dude unibodies arent hard to repair, take a look at what Matt did to the Enjuku S13 and its alive again...

true, but that took a lot of work.

Plus you don't stuff cars into walls, that's only Derrick haha, j/k poor Derrick

hahahaahahaha, we give him a hard enough time for that already :P

In all seriousness, I would go for a Holden Ute, talk to GM, I'm sure they've heard about you and might be willing to try to get one for you, it would be no sweat for them, but there's no marketing connection for them here in US

ive thought of that a lot, but for waht im wanting to do , whcih is turn the normal rice hating close minded muscle car guy onto drifting, im not sure if a ute would fit the bill.

Cadillac Catera is the same as the Commodore/Ute/Monaro. Get one and drop the LS1 in, maybe even cut the back out to make your own ute heh.

i found out about this a while ago, and yes it woudl be a very very cool drift car.

[Mike Peters]

55-57 bel air <-- this one.

Although you're going to need to get rid of the hot pink sunglasses and either dress as an fbi agent or like bob hope.

whatever, those hot pink sunglasses are greater than star. and they float!

[Mike Peters]

What about a 70's Chevy Monza?

Inexpensive, small, lightweight, fits chey v-8's, and has tons of parts availible.

And it's got a full frame.

havent thought about this option, good idea but just not what im going for.

im relly leaning towards 70-73 camaro or clone of 70-73, they are everywhere and aftermarket is huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuge, its honestly like a usdm 240 to america, tehy are everywhere, cheap, making power is cheap, suspension is cheap, andwheels/tires can fit off a lot of GM cars you do see in the junkyard everyday. plus the people who hate drifting and think its a ricer fad might be turned if they see something they had in high school or wanted when they were a kid out there tearing it up. plus they look cool, are light, the suspension has been beat on since day 1 so people know how to make them turn, you can fit huge tires under them, and parts are everywhere.

i really wanted to go wtih a belair also, but time and money to do it right arent gonna be there starting this late in the game on putting together a team and stuff the proper way if i can do it.

[Chris@Discount]

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