2001 Bullitt #3006
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in other news, I've decided I want these
in staggered 17x9 and 17x10.5 with that bronze finish
I think it'd look great on the Bullitt
http://www.latemodelrestoration.com/...0%201&comp=LRS
too bad i gots no dollars
in staggered 17x9 and 17x10.5 with that bronze finish
I think it'd look great on the Bullitthttp://www.latemodelrestoration.com/...0%201&comp=LRS
too bad i gots no dollars
Too bad that they're not free 
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sigh. i must have jinxed it by posting but the IRS is now gone. Zahid just picked up the cobra yesterday or the day before, but told me today that he exploded the rear. he wasnt even driving it hard he said, it just asplodededed
That sucks. 
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what part actually broke? the diff? a half shaft?
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we didnt really get into it. he told me over text "I blew the rear end man!!!!"
i dunno if he has cash to fix it since he JUST bought it, and i know I don't have money for it either. I havent even done my xmas shopping yet...
i dunno if he has cash to fix it since he JUST bought it, and i know I don't have money for it either. I havent even done my xmas shopping yet...
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That's teh suck of College 
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IIRC, the MN12 Thunderbirds use the same rear carrier (if that's what failed). But of course, there's the money thing. Been there, done that, and still living it. Time to stock up on the ramen...
