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what a beautiful polish nature

 

where did u get that state trooper skin?
OT:

 

Just a quick and dirty one I whipped up, might clean it up later with new lines and badging on the sides, doesn't look that great up close.
EDIT: it's suppose to go with these, but I really don't like any of them atm, the Marshall especially needs better badges on the sides, the others just have sloppy lines.

 

Some Nice Days in Poland here! Have to go Back soon! Would poland again.


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trailer dont like 140k lbs

 

Mind the gap 2:

 

They're a pain, aren't they?

 

bought my first JDM import!
a 1994 Ibishu Tune

3-cylinder powaahhh!

 

102

 

Cruisin' aswell

 

OT:
repost-time!

 

wooah dude
do you remember the names of the mods you used?

 

rip.....

 

In 1978 Gilbert Belarton from Firwood, ME, bought a brand-new Oldsmobile 98 Regency to use as a daily driver.


Seven years and nearly 70k miles later, he traded it in for a new one, and the car was sold by the Olds dealer to Mike Brewster, who wanted a relatively cheap, but well-maintained used car as his family's transportation.

After getting a raise three years later, he could afford a new minivan, and so the Olds was sold on to Joey Billings, a local older teenager who started his job at the Firwood lumberyard and had money for a car like this.

The car stayed in his hands for five years, after which it was replaced with an used Gavril D-15 Bandito and sold on to Keith Marston from Ocean Valley, ME, who kept driving it until 1998, when it failed its inspection due to rust. The Olds stayed in Marston's yard for four years, afer which it was sold for scrap.

 

A nasty truck accident on the Utah highway.

 

Pretty, lit, huh?