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If I had one , id put a briggs & stratton decal on the fenders or hood
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Tube-frame Pro Streeter with some huge rear tires and a blown Buick V-6.I think it be cool to take one and convert it to rear wheel drive with a pinto front end and engine in it.
The Yugo was based on the car Fiat sold here as a 128. I worked on a few of those clams.That's what I meant, but they never sold the Fiat Panda here so I was just using it for reference since most Americans won't know what a Panda is. My take is that they run a lot of diesels there simply because the fuel mileage is better and the fuel prices are so high.
Pic of a Jeep XJ diesel I took in Italy. As far as I know they never sold a diesel XJ here.
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Briggs and Stratton should put a contract on you for just saying that.If I had one , id put a briggs & stratton decal on the fenders or hood
but would the rest of the car/ body/ frame be able to handle the increased horse power?If I had one , id put a briggs & stratton decal on the fenders or hood
but would the rest of the car/ body/ frame be able to handle the increased horse power?
AJ
The mighty Yugo is an indestructible force of nature!
Some kid drove a 96 bronco off the side in 97 to commit suicide too.That's just proof that Yugos are so fast they can fly!
I have... it is an impressive work of engineering for sure. I crossed it in a 1994 Oldsmobile Eighty Eight back in 2004... A much more substantial of a car than a Yugo..Some kid drove a 96 bronco off the side in 97 to commit suicide too.
Have you ever been across that thing? I have a time or two...its not for the faint of heart. I couldnt imagine going over the side.
I crossed it once in rusty #1 (before she was really that rusty lol) and in a 94 E150 hightop conversion.I have... it is an impressive work of engineering for sure. I crossed it in a 1994 Oldsmobile Eighty Eight back in 2004... A much more substantial of a car than a Yugo..
AJ