Local news story about a train load of Mustangs.

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A load of 20 Brand New Mustangs were set on fire at a local train yard in the City of Industry, which is an industrial part of Los Angeles County. the story did not mention what year stangs were involved. This yard is a major distribution point and is a high security and locked facility. Arson is also suspected.

I wonder if they were 2005 stangs, that would suck. Damn eco-terrorists are now targeting stangs too.

 

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So that's why when I left school there was a burnt smell in the air. Oh well I dought they were 05's they don't come out till about august or september probably just another batch of '04's.

 

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Probably Ricers

 

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nomuffler said:

Probably Ricers

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nomuffler said:

Probably Ricers

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i wish.......



however they are now adding a $1000 luxury tax to all mustangs higher than a GT because of fuel consumption here in florida....those commy b'tards

 

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I hope there wasn't any Mach 1's, or Cobras on there.

 

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damn ELFs...

 

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i doubt it was "ricers". car enthusiasts both import and domestic wouldn't have the stomach to do something like that.

i wouldn't be able to even light a brand new taurus on fire. it just feels bad to destroy a brand new vehicle.

 

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aznzebra said:

i doubt it was "ricers". car enthusiasts both import and domestic wouldn't have the stomach to do something like that.

i wouldn't be able to even light a brand new taurus on fire. it just feels bad to destroy a brand new vehicle.

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Well I would sure as hell have the heart to do that to a truckload of rice

 

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aznzebra said:

i doubt it was "ricers". car enthusiasts both import and domestic wouldn't have the stomach to do something like that.

i wouldn't be able to even light a brand new taurus on fire. it just feels bad to destroy a brand new vehicle.

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And ricers aren't car enthusiasts.

 

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In an article posted in another thread it stated that the car were classic mustangs. Although it would be a sad site to see a train full of brand new stangs to go up in flames, I cant imagine seeing a train of classics burning up.