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#189707 - 10/30/05 01:47 AM

T-Bat GFX

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I decided to do a chop like I did to Bobbys car last time except use my own...and give me a chance to employ the new wheels I've been thinking on...same deal, front wheels moved forward, T/A roof and spoiler, heat extractor hood and a bad-2-da-bone mid engine L67 (I tried to do the side vents but couldnt get them to look right) check it out...

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#189708 - 10/30/05 08:38 AM

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Very nice!

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#189709 - 10/30/05 09:46 AM

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ooooohhhhhhhh

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#189710 - 10/30/05 11:55 AM

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That is a mean looking ride.

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#189711 - 10/30/05 12:04 PM

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Why does it have a heat extractor hood if it's mid-engine?

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#189712 - 10/30/05 12:22 PM

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radiator w/fans would still be located at the front of the car...hard lines for cooling, a/c and other accessories(pwr steering, vac for pwr brakes) could all be plumbed up the tunnel previously occupied by the exhaust...fuel lines from a forward mounted fuel cell could follow their previous location. I think the bigger problem would be evacuating the engine heat out the rear of the car...either thru ports or an underbody tunnel.

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#189713 - 10/30/05 11:33 PM

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That's one low ride...

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#189714 - 10/31/05 11:12 AM

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That looks so bad a$$!!

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#189715 - 11/02/05 11:35 AM

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That thing looks like it will eat babies.

Awesome.

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#189716 - 11/02/05 12:16 PM

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"eat babies"....ooooo thats creepy...but its close to Halloween and I guess thats a good compliment cuz you would have to be a vicious monster to eat babies.