Bahahahaha...nice delete, Coup!





Grooviebeats, you're thinking of a Pontiac Fiero. I used to have one.

hmmm, looks like an old 80s style hatchback that was a popular model to mod...hard to tell if its front engine or mid engine..

maybe datsun?, looks too boxy for an old VW hatch, probably not honda..peugeot? something of that sort methinks

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i first thought it was an mr2, because of the sidelines and that the engine is in the rear end. but after that i thought it was a testarossa, because of the red bumper and the strips. but it's a V6, i believe testarossa's don't come with v6 engines. maybe it's an old mazda or something. i'm almost certain it's a ricer.

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Originally posted by Wicked Neo i wish!! this is my engine [*img]http://img114.**************/img114/7892/eng10zv.jpg[/img]

It's a R19 right?
I hate Renault as they collaborate with the nazis during the WW2.

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Originally posted by d-miurge quote: Originally posted by DJ Sarah H i wish!! this is my engine [*img]http://img114.**************/img114/7892/eng10zv.jpg[/img] It's a R19 right? I hate Renault as they collaborate with the nazis during the WW2.

Yes thats my R19 16V Ph2



and as for renault collaborating, i dont think they had much choice in the matter at the time

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Originally posted by Wicked Neo It's a R19 right? I hate Renault as they collaborate with the nazis during the WW2. Yes thats my R19 16V Ph2 [*img]http://img518.**************/img518/8240/199oc.jpg[/img] and as for renault collaborating, i dont think they had much choice in the matter at the time

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