or a scrapyard like Predel or Hudson Metal
are they certified accurate? or more in favor of the scrap yard?
id just go to a truck stop. you know they are accurate.
Predel weighed my trailer when I needed a weight slip for the dmv to register it. Im assuming its accurate or close.
agree, all fords including gt and the camaros are all fail to me cause they are taking a 30 yr old blue print and making square areas round and they are done. im only defending this “trans am” because its not a gm produced car, just a car made by a aftermarket company to please certain wealthy trans am lovers. but yes you r correct. porsche 911, yes it works for them but still am sick of not being able to tell a early 1900’s 911 from a 2011 911:lol
my fav movie
What is up with all the newer car’s being so tall?
yea really they are all fucking boxes. the door pannels are 4ft tall
Probably some safety bullshit
o yah?
when do you want to come over and cuddle and watch it with me? my favorite movie too
oh boy…
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the Vettes were a prorgression, no production breaks, or retro looks. Ford should have built a modern chassis and styled based off the last body(03-04 cobra look) much like they did with the sn95 - to the 99-04.
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No Corvette in 83, but I’m just busting your balls and totally agree.
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yes you have very good points. Power to weight is why I personally like my 4th gen more then the 5th, and personally I think my SS is more “aggressive” looking then the 2010’s. I want to get my car on a scale to get a idea of what it actually weighs but door sticker says 3440. Not sure how accurate that is.
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Exit 16 truck stop/Sunoco has a Cat certified scale, like 12 bucks to weigh.