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Old 08-25-2010, 11:13 PM
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Originally Posted by limejudge69 View Post
I also don't care for:
Buick style 400-4, 455-4 air cleaner decals, especially the Ram Air ones on early GTO's
Painted rear bumpers
Hurst T-handles on Dual gate shifters
Engines and engine compartments painted black, including master cylinders, lids, etc
Missing rocker chrome
Cloned Judges with stripes/emblems in the wrong place. Look at a picture people
Die cast emblems in the wrong place, too high, too low
Hood tachs in the wrong spot, too close to the center, etc
Ghetto style 22" rims on a classic car
Exhaust exiting in front of the rear wheels
Consoles that have been hacked for gauges, a tach,
A-pillars that have gauges, tachs, shift lights, on them
Hood pins and bondo'ed or riveted on hood scoops
Digital gauges/tachs hacked into a dash to fill a missing gauge pod
RACING STRIPES ON PONTIACS!!! Unless it's a Judge or 69 TA, it doesn't belong there!
Mega shifters on top of an original auto console
'Fear This' stickers
Dude, your list rocks! And I am with 100% on every single one of them!!!

 


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