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This was my thought, if it wasn't worth a high price to begin with, it wouldn't take much to total it, and hence shouldn't be all that bad. As for the opposite, well I wouldn't want something that had taken a lot of damage. For example, my Camaro took a decent hit in 04 or 05 and was fixed, the body shop did a good job and you really can't tell with the exception of a couple minor imperfections. Had this happend this year the car would have been totalled since its value has dropped, but I would still have had it fixed only to be stuck with a salvage title. To be honest its not even on my carfax so take that info and think about it. Used cars are only as good as the buyer's inspection, and if you're unsure have a third party look at it.

RED, what a great movie. Went with the wife today and we both enjoyed it. Lots of action, good humor, and great actors. The roles were really meant for the older actors used in the film. I would recommend it to anyone.

which track?

If I was doing drum brakes at home I'd just hit the drums with some sandpaper to scruf them a little and throw them back on, thats assuming it stopped fine before hand and was just worn out. Otherwise a turn would be in order.

I may be down for this, I'm eager to do something other then parking lot pimpin. Mark, what are you bringing?

Sounds like something wrong with the receiver.

Good lookin Dorito, welcome.

There isn't much to have problems with if the stock transmission and rear end are replaced. Any problems that are common would be obvious, power antena, cracked dash, and blown speakers.

6x127 (6x5) bolt pattern fullsize Chevys are 6x5.5 These wheels aren't going to fit much else then a Trailblazer or Envoy. Sorry Dover I kind of wanted these too.

I'm not a computer guy by any means, but our RoadRunner has worked great. Everything has always downloaded fast.

I'm with Mark on this one, that other car just looks like a Vette, Mark's car actually got built in the Corvette plant and modified. Plus Mark's car went out and proved its self at a national event. /thread

Well you relied too much on people who shouldn't have been doing the work in the first place. I knew I would never get half the money back I put into this car, but if I had to pay labor like you did I'd be saying fuck modded cars too. Even with all the parts I've broke I bet I haven't spent near as much as some (not directed at you Dover) to go this fast, but I enjoyed doing it and I will do it again in the future.

I'd really like to, but I'm tired of sacrificing to mod my car. I really don't think I'll be selling it, my wife sure wouldn't let me anyway, I'm just at a point where I won't let myself keep modding and the thought of selling came up.

I'd only buy one if it didn't look like a little shit box, and had some decent looks. So far i don't care for any electric or hybrid vehicles except the Tesla and that I can't afford.

This I am very aware of, perhaps the title was a little deceiving, maybe it should say whats my modded car worth. The body has about 60k miles on it.

Call a few local machine shops, someone should be able.

Okay serious question, I know prabably not much, but my car specifically. 2002 Camaro Z28 fully loaded, leather, ect, LQ4 forged bottom end (370ci), Perfomabuilt 4L60 lvl 3, Circle D 4000 stall converter, Moser 9" set-up 3.70 gears, posi, NOS plate kit, NX Maximizer progressive 150 shot, plus all supporting mods. Car is solid, everything is in great shape, drivetrain is less then 6 months old, Engine is just over a year old with about 10k miles on it. Car made about 400rwhp all motor, and over 500 on spray. I'm getting tired of the car, its paid off, and I'm thinking of moving on. This is not a for sale thread, this is a what if thread. Most of you have seen the car, and here's the project managment thread http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1133337#post1133337 Just give me your honest opinion.

:asshole::gtfo: I may head up that way, but don't count on Nickey!

God Damn this car is faster then I thought, I'm still smiling. Its just so much more refined then a Camaro. I really appreciate Paul, and Brent for coming out and hanging around all day, it made it that much better. Sean and Brady too. This show turned out really well, I'm not too keen on car shows usually, but this was a very nice show without the lame 50s music, and there were a few cars I'd never seen before. Tesla Roadster, Mercedes SLS, a couple of the latest Ferraris, it was a great time.

They are expecting me to be all professional for work so you'll have to meet me at the show, I should be there shortly after 9 AM.

Are you quoting that right out of a book? I learned something today.

I don't know if they're charging anything, but for you Paul I'll pay admission if you come.

Put your cars up on blocks before bed, and remove radio, nothing for them to bother with.

Doubt my new truck will do much but I'll play.

Some should be up on Sawmill, I have my daughter tonight so it was early for me.