Cut and Dry - which kind of hybird (or straight 3.0) is better

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Re: Cut and Dry - which kind of hybird (or straight 3.0) is better #403936 03/13/02 12:29 PM
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Buckshot77 Moderator B Joined: Nov 2000 Posts: 1,611 Des Moines, IA USA	Quote: Originally posted by KnuKonceptz: Does that include the cost to buy back your wrecked SVT? I have yet to add up what I have spent already on my project, I dont think I want too either since I have nothing really completed, just a bunch of parts Edit: Upon driving myself nuts thinking about what I spent I am more than half way to the $10,000 mark . The end product will be worth the fun though Nope the 15K is all in parts and that doesn't include the cost of all my powedercoating or mods I've traded stuff for. Mike: as far as catostrophic failure, let's not go there at the moment, but suffice it to say an engine failure would be pretty pricey, but not as bad as the first go round. The first Blown 3 Liter! "Drive it till the wheels fall off" -my personal motto!!!! 98.5 T-Red SVT #6180 Many Mods Buckshot77@aol.com Owner of 00 #1611 Silver Totalled on 10/7/01 SVT Parts for Sale

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Cut and Dry - which kind of hybird (or straight 3.0) is better	PuckPuck	03/11/02 07:18 PM
Re: Cut and Dry - which kind of hybird (or straight 3.0) is better	chezterr	03/11/02 07:34 PM
Re: Cut and Dry - which kind of hybird (or straight 3.0) is better	DemonSVT	03/11/02 09:53 PM
Re: Cut and Dry - which kind of hybird (or straight 3.0) is better	Wayne Nelson	03/11/02 10:31 PM
Re: Cut and Dry - which kind of hybird (or straight 3.0) is better	Buckshot77	03/11/02 10:36 PM
Re: Cut and Dry - which kind of hybird (or straight 3.0) is better	Wayne Nelson	03/11/02 11:39 PM
Re: Cut and Dry - which kind of hybird (or straight 3.0) is better	KnuKonceptz	03/11/02 11:42 PM
Re: Cut and Dry - which kind of hybird (or straight 3.0) is better	jiako	03/12/02 01:36 AM
Re: Cut and Dry - which kind of hybird (or straight 3.0) is better	PuckPuck	03/12/02 03:46 AM
Re: Cut and Dry - which kind of hybird (or straight 3.0) is better	chknhwk	03/12/02 05:30 AM
Re: Cut and Dry - which kind of hybird (or straight 3.0) is better	Icey Mike	03/12/02 09:35 AM
Re: Cut and Dry - which kind of hybird (or straight 3.0) is better	Buckshot77	03/12/02 01:26 PM
Re: Cut and Dry - which kind of hybird (or straight 3.0) is better	can'tspellben	03/12/02 02:36 PM
Re: Cut and Dry - which kind of hybird (or straight 3.0) is better	Fast4DrSVT	03/12/02 03:04 PM
Re: Cut and Dry - which kind of hybird (or straight 3.0) is better	warmonger	03/12/02 04:14 PM
Re: Cut and Dry - which kind of hybird (or straight 3.0) is better	Dan Nixon	03/12/02 04:43 PM
Re: Cut and Dry - which kind of hybird (or straight 3.0) is better	jiako	03/12/02 06:20 PM
Re: Cut and Dry - which kind of hybird (or straight 3.0) is better	chezterr	03/12/02 06:37 PM
Re: Cut and Dry - which kind of hybird (or straight 3.0) is better	Buckshot77	03/12/02 06:39 PM
Re: Cut and Dry - which kind of hybird (or straight 3.0) is better	KnuKonceptz	03/12/02 08:00 PM
Re: Cut and Dry - which kind of hybird (or straight 3.0) is better	bnoon	03/12/02 09:20 PM
Re: Cut and Dry - which kind of hybird (or straight 3.0) is better	Buckshot77	03/12/02 10:57 PM
Re: Cut and Dry - which kind of hybird (or straight 3.0) is better	Icey Mike	03/12/02 11:01 PM
Re: Cut and Dry - which kind of hybird (or straight 3.0) is better	KnuKonceptz	03/13/02 04:33 AM
Re: Cut and Dry - which kind of hybird (or straight 3.0) is better	can'tspellben	03/13/02 06:13 AM
Re: Cut and Dry - which kind of hybird (or straight 3.0) is better	Buckshot77	03/13/02 12:29 PM
Re: Cut and Dry - which kind of hybird (or straight 3.0) is better	PuckPuck	03/13/02 02:45 PM
Re: Cut and Dry - which kind of hybird (or straight 3.0) is better	warmonger	03/13/02 04:44 PM

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