Geo Metro
12-19-2004, 06:29 PM
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Geo Metro
well you all prob think p.o.s when ya heard that. well if anyone wants to give me some advice on makeing a fairly decent one cause no one wants to buy mine and i might as well have fun with it so if anyone wants to tell me what i should do to make it go faster im all ears
12-20-2004, 07:13 PM
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Originally Posted by b300z
enlighten us canyon
It's not serious racing, but the winners do get some bucks, and it's pretty intense watching 6 - 8 of these race around a 3/8 - 1/2 mile track.
A Geo Metro would make a good Caboose.
12-20-2004, 07:29 PM
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at the monroe raceway in WA they do school bus figure eights. funny as hell!! as for the metro, me and my buddies would probably bust out all the windows so we dont get glass all over and then runm it into as much **** as possible till it dies!!!
12-22-2004, 11:57 AM
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well it might be a little difficult to drop a v8 in a metro cause they got three cylinders to start with so not really gonna have a chance there unless i got some bling bling to be throwing it around and off roading off a cliff would be kinda good for the car
01-26-2005, 06:21 AM
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Originally Posted by 91zxtt
Am I missing something here???
01-26-2005, 04:00 PM
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Needs a lot of attention, this one does.
I think (I really don't have a freakin clue) he wants us to stick to the topic of his Geo.
If so...cut your losses. There is a buyer for everything. If you want to sell it, price it low enough and some 1st time driver's dad will buy it for their kid. Don't put any money into it.
You need the cash for a shrink anyway.
I think (I really don't have a freakin clue) he wants us to stick to the topic of his Geo.
If so...cut your losses. There is a buyer for everything. If you want to sell it, price it low enough and some 1st time driver's dad will buy it for their kid. Don't put any money into it.
You need the cash for a shrink anyway.
01-26-2005, 04:58 PM
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Originally Posted by DanZ32
Needs a lot of attention, this one does.
I think (I really don't have a freakin clue) he wants us to stick to the topic of his Geo.
If so...cut your losses. There is a buyer for everything. If you want to sell it, price it low enough and some 1st time driver's dad will buy it for their kid. Don't put any money into it.
You need the cash for a shrink anyway.
I think (I really don't have a freakin clue) he wants us to stick to the topic of his Geo.
If so...cut your losses. There is a buyer for everything. If you want to sell it, price it low enough and some 1st time driver's dad will buy it for their kid. Don't put any money into it.
You need the cash for a shrink anyway.
01-27-2005, 12:02 PM
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I took an old 76 Accord out in the desert by Lake Mead NV. I had my friends follow me in their 4x4. I must have drove that thing for about an hour until I went off a 4 foot draw and buried the the nose. We then took out our guns in dumped 3000 rounds of ammo into it. We had everything from .22 to .45. It was a blast and it only cost me $100.00 for the car and about $300.00 for ammo, and of course $100.00 for beer. The dam Honda still ran after all that. It just would not die. But that was a blast.
