Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari? - Jalopnik Comments

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

1600mkII — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 23:26:03 EDT

The reasons you must go with the Chrysler are:
1) Whether Wolfington or Armbruster or...? the stretch is WAAAAY beyond the capabilities of the original frame...unless they added an extra 2 tons :-) and whatever that's all definitely rusted through by now (New Hampshire?).
2) The body - rust? Let's just break out the forms and sheet metal now.
3) The brakes probably never worked in the first place.
4) It prob'ly ain't even luxe inside although it might have a push button automatic!!
5) There's probably enough room to add a second drive train in the rear.
6) The Ferrari ain't got fins.

1600mkII

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

boognish — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 16:53:31 EDT

You could prob scrape enough cocaine off of any surface of the Ferrari to pay for a complete restoration.

boognish

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

Slantsick- on layaway at SPATULA CITY — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 12:46:44 EDT

Also, close your eyes and just free-associate "1957". Okay, now "1981".. Choice seems obvious now, doesn't it?

Slantsick- on layaway at SPATULA CITY

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

Zarba — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 11:07:25 EDT

Mopar! A blown 392 HEMI would do nicely. And while frightfully expensive, there are parts for the Ferrari. The Chrysler? Not so much.

Consider that the Ferrari may actually be in running condition, and the Chrysler's been sitting under a tree for 40 years. I'm sure there's not much rust in it.

Again, I say blown 392 HEMI. Who needs all those cams and valves anyway?

Zarba

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zweirad — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 10:42:06 EDT

@Novaload: Yeah: Mopar or No Car! The Ferrari seems so pedestrian in comparison to the red Chrysler airport limo. Plus it would make a great camper...

zweirad

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

econobiker — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 10:07:26 EDT

Yeah, what did happen to all those airport limo conversions? Hugemongous cars with multiple doors.

Oh, the huge 15 person Dodge/Ford passenger van killed them...kind of mirrors how airline travel was classy and became pedestrian after de-regulation.

econobiker

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SundaySunday — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 09:27:24 EDT

Chrysler airport limo + drag skinnies on front, slicks on back + hemi with blower stack = Pro Street limo FTW!

For the ultimate in hubris you could put wheelie bars and a packed drag chute out back too.

SundaySunday

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YankBoffin — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 09:05:10 EDT

Voting for which would be the greatest (meaning biggest, not goodest) project car hell, I had to go with the Chrysler. It needs a lot more work, it even appears to be sagging in the middle. As KingRoyale pointed out, the ferrari parts would be a bitch to hunt down, but I don't think that would be much of a problem since most of us would be too ashamed to drive a mutilated ferrari around, so it would stay garaged (curbed?) most of the time. The Chrysler Limo is a project that would really push me to empty my savings and give up all other hobbies to restore.

YankBoffin

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Slantsick- on layaway at SPATULA CITY — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 07:20:16 EDT

If the Chrysler doesn't make PCH, who'll lobby with me for inclusion in the JFG?

All I know is, Exner fins + hemi + octo-egress= immortal kickass.

Maybe I should take a road trip for a DOTSBE NH. (In New Hampster, that qualifies as a 'street')

Slantsick- on layaway at SPATULA CITY

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

Stoatmaster — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 05:09:23 EDT

Chrysler.

With 4 doors on each side, onlookers would imagine that you'd passed them twice, really quickly.

Stoatmaster

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rognbrow — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 04:53:33 EDT

The Chrysler appears to be sagging in the middle, has to be the Ferrari though I'd propably re-spray it red and those wheels would have to go

rognbrow

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

Benson2175 — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 03:44:58 EDT

Why buy a Camry? Drive your kids to school in a Ferrari Limo. They could use the corded phone to call the office that they're going to be late again when you break down again.

Benson2175

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

JWilly48519 — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 02:30:52 EDT

The Chrysler would look good chopped and channeled. Or maybe as a convertible. It got my vote.

JWilly48519

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

TWHansen — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 01:46:19 EDT

When restored to original condition, the Chrysler will, at best, make you feel like Roy Orbison. I'd take the Ferrari.

TWHansen

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cargogh — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 00:43:51 EDT

The Chrysler. The Ferrari had a nasty line at the roofs to window midsection. If I had it, I'd want to remove the stretch every time I looked at it. The length of the Chrysler is spectacular. If folding seats were installed, I could haul a 16' ladder.

cargogh

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Type44 — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 00:23:32 EDT

Where can I post pictures of the Mardikian Ferrari??

I have a book, published in 1988, which has pics of the very same 400i.

That interior is a redo.

It originally had red velour, and a GOLD PLATED phone in the console. I'm not kidding. I *have* pics. Think Scarface's house on wheels.

Type44

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

Murilee Martin — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 23:56:41 EDT

@powermatic: Big American sedan with 8 doors = airport limo. Not that there's anything wrong with that.

Murilee Martin

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

something_unique_and_descriptive — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 23:56:01 EDT

You've got to go with the Ferrari. With the Chrysler there were others built and there is a slight chance that MoPar people would be willing to A)speak to you and B)sell you parts at astronomical expense. With the Ferrari you will be disowned by corporate HQ, and may even get a lawsuit thrown in to boot.

If you think the DMV is tough to deal with, try Italian "Lawyers".

something_unique_and_descriptive

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

musicalmcs8706 — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 23:10:46 EDT

Even though the Ferrari would have TONS of issues, it at least runs. And nothing is said about the running state of the Chrysler. Plus the words "Needs complete restoration" say it all...

musicalmcs8706

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

NovaloadMissesPolar — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 22:04:16 EDT

How can the vote be so close?!
Come on. It's MoPar or NO CAR.

NovaloadMissesPolar

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

Kelly — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 21:57:08 EDT

@wm_de_hooning:

Dude, you made me snort part of a sinus membrane out of my nose with that....

Kelly

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hapless — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 21:50:33 EDT

PCH requires a car to be cool. An 80s Ferrari hamfistedly mangled into something that vaguely resembles a limousine was never cool. Check out that impassable driveshaft tunnel!

hapless

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

petersterncan — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 21:49:21 EDT

I'm going with the Ferrari.

petersterncan

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

badco/LoJ — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 21:26:11 EDT

The Ferrari, and I'll give you two grand for it.

badco/LoJ

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

Weather and darkness will not be an issue — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 21:22:34 EDT

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO...!

You guys let the dictator go?

Weather and darkness will not be an issue

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

dohcspit — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 21:07:06 EDT

The whole concept of a Ferrari limo is just wrong as far as I'm concerned, and not that good "Hayabusa Isetta with rocket axle" kind of wrong. So I'll take the Windsor.

That said, un-stretching a Ferrari limo back to a regular two door would be a pretty good dose of PCH.

dohcspit

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

evoCS is possibly NSFW — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 21:01:59 EDT

@danio3834: All the more reason to vote for it.

evoCS is possibly NSFW

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

Maymar is convinced M.C. Escher engineered his car — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 20:54:43 EDT

At face value, the Chrysler is the bigger hell. It's older, rustier, and more limoified.

But the Ferrari - it's the half-hour mark in an episode of Behind the Music, it's all downhill from there. Between the coke-fueled haze, the parts made of unobtanium (except for that automatic transmission, the only part that'll ever work fine), and the sad knowlege that you'd be better off building yourself a Mazda Cosmo limo (the one that looks like a 400i funnelled through anime design), it will never be as good as the high you get when you slap down your $25k.

Maymar is convinced M.C. Escher engineered his car

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

dulcamara — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 20:35:08 EDT

You will not find one part for either car, but the parts you have to fab will be more expensive for the Ferrari.

dulcamara

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

SLR_BlowerMania — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 20:26:10 EDT

That's right, a stretch V12-powered Ferrari! <--- As seen in Girls gone wild. I wonder if Max rode to the S&M Flat in one of these.

SLR_BlowerMania

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

NovaloadMissesPolar — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 20:21:20 EDT

There's nothing to do for the Ferrari--that's as good as it gets. Drive it, love it, wreck it.

But the Mopar! It could hold TWO of those little Ferraris. 8--count 'em--doors! Fins! Turn it into a wagon from hell, turn it into a camper or a rec room attached to your house. Rent it out!

Mopar!

NovaloadMissesPolar

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wm_de_hooning — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 20:20:36 EDT

On second thought, if you have that much money to burn, a little imagination, and even less respect for tradition than the guys who designed the 400i or the ones who made a limo out of it, it must be said:

Ferraramino.

wm_de_hooning

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

wm_de_hooning — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 20:12:12 EDT

The 400i-i-i is just so wrong, but, man, it's 25 grand, and it runs. You could make money with that thing in all kinds of distasteful ways, with little more than the original investment and a couple cans of Lysol. It deserves its own circle of hell, but it's not project car hell.

The $4500 for that Chrysler, however, is 100% guaranteed money down the drain. Mopar all the way.

wm_de_hooning

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Slantsick- on layaway at SPATULA CITY — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 20:04:35 EDT

A 50-year-old Mopar in the woods of northern New England- how much more hell could one possibly want? No matter how the poll turns out, the Chrysler wins. Village Idiot and stuntdriver know the truth.

Slantsick- on layaway at SPATULA CITY

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

Elhigh — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 19:59:23 EDT

The Chrysler is bad enough, but the Ferrari is a 400i. Could it be lamer? Yes, but only if Magnum himself climbed out.

Elhigh

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sos10 — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 19:57:34 EDT

Ferrari.Stretch.Limo! The quality of the ride must be amazing.

sos10

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

danio3834 — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 19:49:29 EDT

The Chrysler limo reminds me of a haunted house

danio3834

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

CEman — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 19:43:33 EDT

Eyetaliano always beats Americano for pure hell. No matter how old, bizzare or or rusted the American metal is.
End of discussion.

CEman

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powermatic — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 19:41:28 EDT

What "airport limo"? Nowhere in the ad does the word "airport" appear. So for all we know, this could be 'the limo to whatever stars happen to live in southern New Hampshire'. So take that and shove it up your ass you night-clubbin', Ferrari-lovin' snobs.

Even so, I'm choo-choo-choosing the Chrysler for eternal hell-dom. Look at all those doors, any or all of which could fall to the ground-or on your date's foot-at any time, no warning given.

powermatic

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actionindex — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 19:41:04 EDT

The Ferrari's not worthy of project car hell! It's probably as nice an example as you'll ever find of a 30-year old Ferrari that was hacked in two pieces by some guy and then welded back together! It's for sale for as much as a pretty nice regular 400i costs (sadly)! The Chrysler on the other hand...

Nothing is more true to the PCH spirit than an ad where the only exposition compares the car to a fictional killer - and the comparison isn't even correct!

actionindex

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

smokeydog001 — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 19:40:07 EDT

The Chrysler, in case you're landlocked and have never seen a Liberty Ship.

smokeydog001

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

stephdumas — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 19:39:48 EDT

the more coolest limousine would had been the Imperial Crown Ghia limousine done at Ghia's plant from 1957 to 1965, here some pics of a 1957 model
[www.imperialclub.com]

stephdumas

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

DeadFlorist — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 19:23:26 EDT

A black on black Eisenhower-era super stretch with wide white walls is so unbelievably cool that it seems totally worth it to undertake a ground-up restoration of 30 foot long 50 year old behemoth that I will neither be able to store not get parts for.

The coolness to practicality ratio is especially lopsided with this one. Do want.

DeadFlorist

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dculberson — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 19:12:31 EDT

I'm ordinarily a firm believer is large American iron, but the Ferrari just somehow punches the right buttons for me. The cathouse interior and the corded phone took it over the edge. That's the Jalopnik staff car.

dculberson

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

al_beaton — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 18:55:51 EDT

I really wanted to go for the Chrysler, especially after a poor showing for American cars in the Star Car Shootout.

But a '70s wedge limo that's less reliable than a Lagonda? And a real bargain at $25k, when there's a clean low-mileage non-chopped '89 412i on eBay for maybe £12k.

If it's true about a fool and his money, it might as well be a bucket full.

al_beaton

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NewCaledonia — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 18:54:04 EDT

@Bento: Headlights were governed by state regulation, and not all 48 states had approved quad headlights in 1957. If I understand correctly, a customer's new '57 Chrysler was delivered with headlights appropriate for the state of delivery. All the states had approved quads in time for '58 models.

NewCaledonia

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Kelly — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 18:46:50 EDT

@Bento:

Yeah, I know. The '57 300D had quad headlights, too. It wasn't a hard-and-fast rule, not like we think of it. Kinda like how the '86 Mustang SVO had 'euro-style' flush headlights instead of the DOT-approved garbage mandated at the time.

Kelly

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crazygutgut — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 18:41:06 EDT

I hate to be un-american, but im guessing that ferrari comes with some crystal and lines of coke all ready to go?

crazygutgut

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Village_Idiot — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 18:34:13 EDT

No, the Ferrari is in too good of shape for PCH, even if it is Italian. Gotta go with the rustacular Windsor to stay with the PCH ethos.

Village_Idiot

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yellofury * * * * * — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 18:29:24 EDT

the Ferrari limo just made me lose faith in mankind

yellofury * * * * *

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Mysterious Utility Bento — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 18:27:42 EDT

@Kelly: Then why am I finding this stuf:

[auto.howstuffworks.com]

[www.usacarclub.net]

Mysterious Utility Bento

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

evoCS is possibly NSFW — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 18:24:08 EDT

Chrysler limo. All. The. Way.
One will certainly look high class and be envied at every fine establishment that one arrives at in said Mopar limo.
The horribly butchered Ferrari will only serve to make one look silly and over ambitious.

evoCS is possibly NSFW

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

gadgetfanatic — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 18:16:22 EDT

the ferrari 400i limo.

gadgetfanatic

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

Stuntdriver — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 18:14:44 EDT

i liked the ferari miami vice limo!!!

Stuntdriver

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Kelly — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 18:11:14 EDT

Sorry, sorry...Chrysler Windsor, not Desoto.

It's been an odd day.

Kelly

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LionZoo — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 18:10:39 EDT

The Ferrari. Because going to prom in a Ferrari limo would guarantee a lady on each of your limbs. Going to prom in an old Chrysler airport limo means going stag and standing in the corner with your loser friend Desmond that has a lisp.

LionZoo

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Kelly — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 18:09:17 EDT

Desoto.

Quad headlights weren't allowed, officially, until '58, hence, to 7" headlamps.

I'd seal up the four extra middle doors on each side, drop a seriously tweaked 6.1L into it, then find a parking lot the size of a football field so as to perform proper doughnutage...

Why is the Desoto Hell? Late-50's "Mopars" were rust magnets. I'm surprised there aren't rot-holes in the roof of this one.

Even comes with wide whites!!!

Kelly

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Spasticteapot — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 18:07:23 EDT

For a minute, I thought that was a Rover SD1 limo.

Which is at least as much hell as the other two put together.

Spasticteapot

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

Dr.Danger, I run the Death Star — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 17:54:56 EDT

@Mark Arnold: Fuck yeah.

That plus a bag of coke, bottle of cold duck, and a couple "laydees of the night".

Dr.Danger, I run the Death Star

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

cyclopticgaze — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 17:53:59 EDT

I voted Ferrari assuming that the chorded telephone is included, as well as the bag of blow.

cyclopticgaze

Project Car Hell, Limo Edition: 1957 Chrysler or 1981 Ferrari?

KingRoyale — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 17:50:11 EDT

Ferrari -- not only does it cost more to buy outright this very moment, but parts to keep it alive will help keep you above the Chrysler in nearly every category.

At least with the Chrysler you could get an actual Chrysler-made big block crate motor and find used / junkyard / NOS parts from the appropriate era.

That Ferrari just begs you to not even drive it at all for fear that something will snap into at least 7 pieces.

KingRoyale

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Tomsk the red-nosed reindeer — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 17:47:48 EDT

Chrysler. I'd be surprised if there's even a square inch of floorpan left. Then there's the whole trim parts thing...

Tomsk the red-nosed reindeer

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DrJeffie — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 17:46:07 EDT

Normally I'd go with the Mopar but the Ferrari looks pretty good and is priced reasonably. Wouldn't be bad to own.

DrJeffie

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Mad_Science — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 17:45:36 EDT

I'd say a 400i is, in fact a "Ferrari"

And as such I will go with the Chrysler. Blower + fender headers = Hod Rod Orgy

(Hod Rod Orgy sounds like the name of a Reverend Horton Heat album)

Mad_Science

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rgseidl — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 17:43:50 EDT

Stretch limos are quintessential Americana. Turning a Ferrari into one not only ruins the Ferrari, it also ruins the concept. Besides, eight doors and E pillars!

Chrysler > Ferrari (stretch versions only)

rgseidl

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PatFromGundo — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 17:39:40 EDT

400i. Yeah. Charlie Babbitt lets me drive it in the driveway. Charlie Babbitt lets me drive it in the driveway. I'm an excellent driver. Yeah.

PatFromGundo

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way_down_east — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 17:37:04 EDT

Got to be the Mopar, whatever it really is. Chop out the center section, maybe all the way down to a two seater, chop off the roof, put on a speedster windshield, and there you go. Or, keep chopping, get it into pieces small enough to be hauled off in a dumpster and life would become very simple...

way_down_east

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MeMikeYouNot — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 17:35:04 EDT

I voted for the Chrysler Limo, but it looks NOTHING like Christine. She had bigger fins and was a 2door Fury. And now, ask my why I care about this....sigh....

MeMikeYouNot

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Mark Arnold — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 17:32:48 EDT

Does the Ferrari come with a lawsuit?

Mark Arnold

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graverobber- My Yugo Nova! — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 17:29:59 EDT

Wow, Christine's really put on a few pounds since high school.

graverobber- My Yugo Nova!

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Mysterious Utility Bento — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 17:28:48 EDT

I'm all over that Chrysler...cept it looks more like a DeSoto....The Chrysler had Quad headlamps...this looks like it has duals. And Yes, Christine was a 58. But I'd still totally pin Buddy Reperton into a brick wall with this limo once done!

Mysterious Utility Bento

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Dr.Danger, I run the Death Star — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 17:27:50 EDT

Ferrari stretch limo
NEXT.

Dr.Danger, I run the Death Star