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Long live the Falcon GT
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Victoria
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Hypothetical - $10,000 to spend on a quick car...
I am curious about this - and want to know opinions please... Lets say you have $10,000 to spend on a quick car... By quick - I suppose the main measure is something that would qualify as a 'hoon' car... 1/4 mile street dragger, high kw/hp, as fast as you can get for $10,000... Here's the rules... Car has to be for sale now (post the link from where you find it) Modifications can be also added - but have to be listed in detail and priced (realistically - but not written quotes or mates rates/DIY...)  So for instance if you can get an EF XR6 for $5000 and turbo it for $2000?? Something like thatVery interested to see what anyone can come up with.... I'll be posting mine shortly... P.S. This is only for Hypotheticals/Fun.... no need to argue or get serious...
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Hypothetical - $10,000 to spend on a quick car
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