Dearest people of the U.K. ...... Hello from "Ahmericuhh"

Dearest people of the U.K. ...... Hello from "Ahmericuhh"

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claytonhenry

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20 posts

123 months

Tuesday 28th January 2014
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swisstoni said:
Wow, your uncle drove a Super Bee to school. When I was a kid I used to look at the Brady Bunch's massive station wagon and think if only I lived in the USA.
We didn't even have a car!
Yes he was the second owner of it he bought it for 2000$ in 72. He said he cut grass and worked for two years and also sold his Hz125 dirt bike for it haha.

claytonhenry

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Tuesday 28th January 2014
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AC43 said:
Welcome!

I must admit that when I first started visiting the States in the late 80's I was gutted to find that everyone wasn't tooling around in massive V8 land barges muscle cars and that the Toyota Camry was the No 1 top seller. It was so wrong. I love that car!
I think still the majority of people are in Honda's, toyotas and nissans. I myself drive a Nissan pickup daily and I love it. Nissan is probably my favorite. Most people where I live drive trucks and suvs as well.

claytonhenry

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123 months

Tuesday 28th January 2014
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RicksAlfas said:
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I was just kidding. It's what many Americans say when they find out you are English.
"Hey, I met John from London. Do you know him"?
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I saw your name on your profile.
beer
Oh haha I actually play guitar and sing for a band all over Georgia. We've opened for saliva and a few other bigger names. But I thought perhaps you might have stumbled into one of our bars we play at. My cousin actually lives in newport and my step father is danish so I didn't know lol

claytonhenry

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20 posts

123 months

Tuesday 28th January 2014
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AC43 said:
Welcome!

I must admit that when I first started visiting the States in the late 80's I was gutted to find that everyone wasn't tooling around in massive V8 land barges muscle cars and that the Toyota Camry was the No 1 top seller. It was so wrong. I love that car!
I think still the majority of people are in Honda's, toyotas and nissans. I myself drive a Nissan pickup daily and I love it. Nissan is probably my favorite. Most people where I live drive trucks and suvs as well.

claytonhenry

Original Poster:

20 posts

123 months

Tuesday 28th January 2014
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swisstoni said:
Wow, your uncle drove a Super Bee to school. When I was a kid I used to look at the Brady Bunch's massive station wagon and think if only I lived in the USA.
We didn't even have a car!
Yes he was the second owner of it he bought it for 2000$ in 72. He said he cut grass and worked for two years and also sold his Hz125 dirt bike for it haha.

LuS1fer

41,130 posts

245 months

Tuesday 28th January 2014
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I'm the opposite to you.

I have a supercharged Mustang in the garage and wouldn't trade it for any Euro-blob-of-blandness.
A friend of mine has a 4th gen Z28 and recently bought a Merc 500SL which he describes as fairly antiseptic and nothing like as much fun as the Z28.
My other friend has a Corvette C5 Z06 which he has had since 2004.
My other friend has a 69 Chevelle.

We would no more want a Euro car as an STD.
Yes, I did test-drive an Elise back in the day but preferred my own 4th gen Z28 and Corvettes. Fun needs to be big and lairy.

I wanted a Ram V10 but it won't even fit in what used to be my parking space or most parking spaces here. I also could afford but refuse to tolerate 8-11 (UK)mpg.

Edited by LuS1fer on Tuesday 28th January 12:21

y2blade

56,091 posts

215 months

Tuesday 28th January 2014
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Hello and welcome coffee


Dr Doofenshmirtz

15,219 posts

200 months

Tuesday 28th January 2014
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Christ... I bet you need a car just to drive from one end of the boot (trunk) to the other.
It's a ridiculous size, but it's fabulous.

RobGT81

5,229 posts

186 months

Tuesday 28th January 2014
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claytonhenry said:
We've opened for saliva and a few other bigger names.
claytonhenry said:
Yes sir it is. Its not the big 440 but its still the big block 383 which is a 6.2ltr big block but its still fun.

claytonhenry

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20 posts

123 months

Tuesday 28th January 2014
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LuS1fer said:
I'm the opposite to you.

I have a supercharged Mustang in the garage and wouldn't trade it for any Euro-blob-of-blandness.
A friend of mine has a 4th gen Z28 and recently bought a Merc 500SL which he describes as fairly antiseptic and nothing like as much fun as the Z28.
My other friend has a Corvette C5 Z06 which he has had since 2004.
My other friend has a 69 Chevelle.

We would no more want a Euro car as an STD.
Yes, I did test-drive an Elise back in the day but preferred my own 4th gen Z28 and Corvettes. Fun needs to be big and lairy.
I guess its more of wanting something different. Mustangs and camaros are a blast but I see them at every stoplight. I mean I love my muscle cars and have owned quite a few but want to try something different. I that's awesome that some of you appreciate heavy American muscle. Its a shame it costs so much to ship cars. The late 90s z28s can be found by the thousands for less than 5k

RemyMartin

6,759 posts

205 months

Tuesday 28th January 2014
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RobGT81 said:
claytonhenry said:
We've opened for saliva and a few other bigger names.
claytonhenry said:
Yes sir it is. Its not the big 440 but its still the big block 383 which is a 6.2ltr big block but its still fun.
rofl

claytonhenry

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20 posts

123 months

Tuesday 28th January 2014
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Dr Doofenshmirtz said:
Christ... I bet you need a car just to drive from one end of the boot (trunk) to the other.
It's a ridiculous size, but it's fabulous.
You can literally lay down in the trunk. Taking a sharp turn is kind of similar to a boat it just floats around corners in its own time haha. But on The express way it will throw you in the back seat.

claytonhenry

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123 months

Tuesday 28th January 2014
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However its still not as long as this. This car is just enormous and has a 500 big block. Its pretty much a convertable tank and won't even completely fit in the garage. I don't drive this one as much but my friends and I will all pile in and go out in Atlanta with it. The only problem is that all the thugs In Atlanta love to steal these so its almost a necessity to bring your pistol. Its happened three times since I've had it. One guy even stuck a gun in my face at the varsity which is like a drive in food place. But its still fun

claytonhenry

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Tuesday 28th January 2014
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claytonhenry

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20 posts

123 months

Tuesday 28th January 2014
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Then they do this to them..... Very sad

Funkycoldribena

7,379 posts

154 months

Tuesday 28th January 2014
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claytonhenry said:
Ive lived in a flat (apartment) smaller than that...

Paul Lloyd

43 posts

123 months

Tuesday 28th January 2014
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TREMAiNE said:
Very, very nice.

But in all honesty you really do need to swap it for one of these:



This is all I have to say.

Art0ir

9,401 posts

170 months

Tuesday 28th January 2014
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claytonhenry said:
Beautiful...