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Old 27 Jun 2008, 03:31 pm
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Old 27 Jun 2008, 03:46 pm
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Honestly dude to be straight up, its hard to make an older car like that look good. But you can always do the standard wheels and drop. and a nice clean body kit, repaint it, and its almost a whole different car right there.
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You can make it look alot better when it's traded in for a new one.
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a couple for sale signs would cover up the unsightly interior, or put it up on some cinderblocks to give it that edgy look. Oh, and occasionally, the old boneyards sell the wing off of a Boeing 747, flip it upside down, slap it on the back, and wall ah, an instant 15hp increase.
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Go to the Pep Boys closeout sale and buy a bunch of junk to put on the car. Or paint a #24 on it and use it for target practice.
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sell it get as much money as u possibly can and buy a real car
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debadge it, drop it, keep to one paint color, try to find rims that dont look to rice
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