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WayneS wrote in post #18325365
WINNER!!!

That was the result of a burnout contest at the Street Car Takeover, in Orlando, last Saturday.

Awesome. I just found his Youtube channel like 3 days ago. lol. I want a C5 "Go-Kart" now!

saea501 wrote in post #18324917
This a crash picture?

A crash?
Looks like a well-functioning non-street-legal dragster to me.

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Tom Reichner wrote in post #18330642
A crash?
Looks like a well-functioning non-street-legal dragster to me.

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Missing body parts, cracked plastic, a tire destroyed beyond use and you're calling this 'well functioning'?

I guess your idea of 'well functioning' and mine are radically different.

Ok guys, it actually IS a "fully functioning" STREET LEGAL car. Look up "Cleetus McFarland, Leroy" on youtube, and watch the videos. Here are a couple more shots that I got of it at the race, so you can get a quick look at the car as a whole. It's basically a Corvette Go Kart. He took a stock Vette, and stripped off every panel that he could.

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All I must say is why?

djr01974 wrote in post #18331370
All I must say is why?

to make it lighter

saea501 wrote in post #18330998
Missing body parts, cracked plastic, a tire destroyed beyond use and you're calling this 'well functioning'?

I guess your idea of 'well functioning' and mine are radically different.

Dude, it's not a normal car. It's for drag racing. The tire looks normal for a drag slick. Dragsters do not have all the body parts that "regular" cars have. And I do not see any cracked plastic, only plastic that was intentionally trimmed.

Aren't you familiar with drag cars and what their various components typically look like? It seems to me that you may have judged the car's condition according to the standards for "normal" cars, instead of custom-built bare bones drag cars.

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WayneS wrote in post #18331320
Ok guys, it actually IS a "fully functioning" STREET LEGAL car.

Street legal? Are you sure? In any state whose laws I am familiar with, a car needs to have fully functioning headlights, running lights, brake lights, and turn indicator lights in order to be street legal. The turn indicator lights and running lights must be visible from all 4 sides of the car - front, left side, right side, and back. Otherwise, it is NOT street legal.
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Tom Reichner wrote in post #18332289
Dude, it's not a normal car. It's for drag racing. The tire is exactly as a drag slick is supposed to be. Dragsters do not have all the body parts that "regular" cars have. And I do not see any broken plastic, only plastic that was intentionally trimmed.

Aren't you familiar with drag cars and what their various components typically look like?

It seems to me that you may have judged the car's condition according to the standards for "normal" cars, instead of custom-built bare bones drag cars. You should judge something according to what it is, not according to what it is not.

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Street legal? Are you sure? In any state whose laws I am familiar with, a car needs to have fully functioning headlights, running lights, brake lights, and turn indicator lights in order to be street legal. The turn indicator lights and running lights must be visible from all 4 sides of the car - front, left side, right side, and back. Otherwise, it is NOT street legal.
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You're making a hell of a lot of assumptions. I might have been born at night, but not last night. And I'd appreciate it if you didn't refer to me as 'dude'.

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