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Sinkhole swallows up vintage Corvettes

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SKORPI0 said:
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That'll buff right out. :sneaky:
 
You're just jealous of my own custom, limited edition ride, which I recently donated to a museum.

The Brick Anvil Civic

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BUTCH1 said:
Fair enough, but the early '60's models were awesome cars, not "rich redneck specials"..
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Some of you seem to be misconstruing my mockery of the Spoony Fork Knife Corvette as mockery of all Corvettes.

My only point was that putting a really, really dumb name and some bolt-on parts does not make you some kind of famous tuner whose 'creations' belong in a museum.
 
all in all this was a scare but no major destruction

the stingray had some scratches but that will buff right out litterally
 
phucheneh said:
Some of you seem to be misconstruing my mockery of the Spoony Fork Knife Corvette as mockery of all Corvettes.

My only point was that putting a really, really dumb name and some bolt-on parts does not make you some kind of famous tuner whose 'creations' belong in a museum.
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I would tend to agree with that, he's not exactly Carrol Shelby. Geez, I hope they didn't lose a '63 split window..
 
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