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gcomfx.com

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http://100mphclub.com/community/album_pic.php?pic_id=1492

http://100mphclub.com/community/album_pic.php?pic_id=1493

http://100mphclub.com/community/album_pic.php?pic_id=1494

A club member took these pics in Carterville, MO. It was a 50+ year old man and his wife and there 6 yr. old son that had the car and was taking a road trip on ol' route 66 and said it was his 6 yr.olds car when he turned sixteen can you beleive it? Also they said they were searching for radiator springs ....no *****!!!!

My question was if it was their son or GRANDson? Either way. I hope they have a windshield sun screen with eyes on it.
 

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Yeah, not somethign I would do...

If you are gonna do it do the "radiator springs McQueen" with the whitewall tires..
 

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cobra badges on a GT is normally bad...this is especially bad
 

69clark

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If I was a 6 yr old, I would be in heaven. Only thing is once I turned 16, I probably would want to peel all those stickers off. Then you got to admit, its a pretty sweet deal, my parents never gave me a car.
 

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I put the neon under my car because of this:

View attachment 379182

She's 8 now and still wants them on.
 

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sorry ... what are radiator springs?
 

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BlackVert said:
sorry ... what are radiator springs?
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Jeopardy FAIL!

How about WHERE IS Radiator Springs?

 

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yeeeaaaahh not my cup of tea either, my parents would have never gotten me a car, so neither will my kids.... bahaha

IMO a car with numbers on the side had better be packing a serious punch.

 

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well, i belive they adopted the child if refered to as their 6yr old....or i guess he could be their natural child...as for the car...its a nice car, but i would also strip the stickers off...and the cobra emblem...lol...on a serious note though...i told each of my foster kids(fixing to be my adopted kids) that when they get old enough to drive i would buy them each a scooter to get back and forth from school and a part time job...also i would go in halves with whatever $ they save toward a car they want....if they save $20 i would inturn give $20...if they save $100 i would give them $100...if was more then what i got when i got old enough...like so many others i had to buy my first, second, third car, etc....lol
 

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my nephew would love that car, he says my car is a racecar.
 

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gcomfx.com said:
I put the neon under my car because of this:

View attachment 379175

She's 8 now and still wants them on.
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That's an adorable picture! That's absolutely the best reason to do something to your car that you wouldn't normally do. I think the "Lightning McQueen" Mustang is pretty cool. So does my 11 year old son. (Thank goodness my Stang is not red!)

The look on a childs face when they know that you've done something "just for them" is priceless. Better than a 1000hp dyno sheet.
 

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Thanks.... she's still a good looking kid, but she was an absolute doll when she was little.

http://gcomfx.com/pages/mikayla.htm <---- few more pics of her at that age.

And I agree.... when a child gets that look it really is pure gold.
 

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reddy351 said:
That's an adorable picture! That's absolutely the best reason to do something to your car that you wouldn't normally do. I think the "Lightning McQueen" Mustang is pretty cool. So does my 11 year old son. (Thank goodness my Stang is not red!)

The look on a childs face when they know that you've done something "just for them" is priceless. Better than a 1000hp dyno sheet.
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I am in 100% agreement.........that's a cool dad ...........That's one of my goals for a vacation is to run 66 ..
 

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My 6yr old daughter recognized Lightning McQueen instantly when she saw the pics just now.

I think that is a really cool thing to do for the kids.
 

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That thing is f'n ugly.
 

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"KACHOW!"
 

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Suspect said:
"KACHOW!"
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That sure looks like a Cobra wing on the trunk, do you suppose they went through all of the trouble to put the Cobra wing on a "Fobra"?
 

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Easier to change a spoiler than to change the fog lights and front bumper.
 

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Just ... wow.


Maybe he didn't have a wing from the factory and threw that one on. He should have at least put the Cobra emblems on the right way.

I agree that it is awesome to do that kind of stuff for kids. I would. But have a little taste for yourself as well, lol.
 
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