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[Tony Raine]

yes that is true but when you take to good cars and you but them together n f them up you should stop

both a b2 and a fox are nowhere near "collectible". or "good". sure a fox is a good platform, but its really just a mass-produced box on wheels. that box could be pulled off his chassis and made back into a car with bolt-on products from a magazine.

which begs the question "what is too far?" where is the line drawn? i've seen street mustangs more butchered than this.

sure, i'm not a fan of the low bumpers, but some states have to do that crap to stay legal. seen quite a few trucks with them too.


some people really need to stop and think before they start typing. i'm willing to bet 99.9% of e-trash talkers would NOT walk up to someone at a car show and say "your truck looks like shit, i can't believe you did that"

 

[dusto2]

WOW, I am afraid, but thankful it wont be driven near me, looks cool and has some potential, but that whole frame kinda looks scary to me

 

[james99]

hey asked what we thought of his car and i told the truth and i do not agree with you on the fact that fox bodys are not collectible and or good. you realy need to go look at car magazine and look at it

 

[daniel3507]

i think its pretty cool. i like original projects like that. you are the one driving it so as long as you like it thats all that really matters. i see plenty of fox body mustangs driving around and most of them are beat to crap.

as for posting on other sites and continuing to talk crap, low

 

[Tony Raine]

i do not agree with you on the fact that fox bodys are not collectible and or good. you realy need to go look at car magazine and look at it

they do have a cult following, i'll give ya that. but so do yugos and geo metros. being in a magazine does not mean collectible. i have some very early "lowrider" mags, and the trucks on the cover aren't collectible either, otherwise nissan hardbodies would be going for big bucks today.

don't get me wrong, fox's are pretty cool cars. i'd love to have one. i just dont see them as a "collectible" that purists should get cranky over.



i believe in constructive criticism 100% but everyone is capable of stating their feelings without acting like a douche bag.

 

[tpking]

i'm willing to bet 99.9% of e-trash talkers would NOT walk up to someone at a car show and say "your truck looks like shit, i can't believe you did that"

im willing to bet that i would walk up to someone and say that, Whats the worse thats gonna happen? Get my ass kicked, ohh well if im man enough to open my mouth im man enough for someone to shut it. to me it looks like shit and prolly gets laughed at when hes seen in it. If you want to lift a car get a el camino atleast its part truck.

 

[odie1969]

im willing to bet that i would walk up to someone and say that, Whats the worse thats gonna happen? Get my ass kicked, ohh well if im man enough to open my mouth im man enough for someone to shut it. to me it looks like shit and prolly gets laughed at when hes seen in it. If you want to lift a car get a el camino atleast its part truck.

Be careful about sharing your Opinion....

 

[Tony Raine]

i just honestly don't see the point in being a dick about someones hard work. if you don't like it thats fine, addressing a safety issue is fine, but why take the extra step and get incredibly rude? i really don't see how it benefits anyone. i was taught courtesy and respect. nothing wrong with a debate, or poking a little fun. but name-calling is childish and only brings out insecurities within yourself.

how would you feel if the original poster was your father, or son? and you knew how hard he worked on it?

oh well, kicking a dead horse. i'm checking out of this thread. peace.