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Re: Fully Custom Trucks
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Originally Posted by Spoof
I'd love to grab on of these rigs, cruise back to 1970 to Oshawa or Detroit and just watch the look on the workers faces filing out at the end of their shift.
... While my hot girl with implants chats on her i-phone and your air susp. bumps up and down...
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...and her boobs don't 
I dunno. I kinda doubt they'd like it. I'm from back then and most guys I know from back then like 'em how they were made. Mild custom is cool cuz it shows respect for what you started with...a damn nice vehicle. They used to chop and hack '55s and Vettes,etc. Time has proven that was a mistake and we look back and call it goofy. Live and let live. But,that's my take...from experience. 
Not trying to stop the show. Keep 'em coming...
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Last edited by special-K; 04-06-2011 at 09:48 AM.
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