This person needs slapped!!!
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From: Hotlanta, GA--- Home of the Bandit!
Car: '89 5spd GTA
Engine: 305(LB9) TPI
Transmission: T-5
Axle/Gears: Borg-Warner 3.42
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From: Corner Brook, NL
Car: 1984 Z28 HT,2006 2500HD
Engine: 5.7L, 6.6Llbz dmax
Transmission: 700R4, 6 speed allison
Axle/Gears: worn out 3.73 posi
re: This person needs slapped!!!
this really makes me wanna cry. the cash for clunkers thing shouldn't be applicable to cars like this.
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From: Quad Cities,IA
Car: 91 RS
Engine: Carb'd 350
Transmission: built 700R4
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re: This person needs slapped!!!
That's f'd up in so many ways. I think that would of been one of the only times that gran theft auto would of been ok.
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From: Commerce MI
Car: 1991 Trans Am
Engine: 5L TPI
Transmission: 700R4
Re: This person needs slapped!!!
A few things come to mind when reading a thread like that.
1. How do we know that's an authentic story? Anyone can drive their Firebird into some garage, snap a picture and then make up a story about it. Where's the proof.
2. If it is true, it's clearly a foolish mistake by the owner since a GTA in that kind of condition could easily garner more then $4500 on the open market... and it will drive up values/prices on the remaining GTA's still in hands of other owners.
3. But another aspect a lot don't touch on, again assuming this is true... is the utter idiocy of the dealer ("BMW-Mini of the Woodlands"), in letting a valuable car go to waste. They could have arranged the deal differently if they had a clue about the values of various cars.
The yard buying that car will make a killing parting that thing out.
1. How do we know that's an authentic story? Anyone can drive their Firebird into some garage, snap a picture and then make up a story about it. Where's the proof.
2. If it is true, it's clearly a foolish mistake by the owner since a GTA in that kind of condition could easily garner more then $4500 on the open market... and it will drive up values/prices on the remaining GTA's still in hands of other owners.
3. But another aspect a lot don't touch on, again assuming this is true... is the utter idiocy of the dealer ("BMW-Mini of the Woodlands"), in letting a valuable car go to waste. They could have arranged the deal differently if they had a clue about the values of various cars.
The yard buying that car will make a killing parting that thing out.
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