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10-16-2003 04:44 PM #1
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What Was That car
It was on an old tv show called Hardcastle and Mc Cormic
At my shop we have been racking our brains about it for weeks and we are burned out and sick of the game again.
Any help would be great
Otto"When the going gets tough the tough say, 'HUG MY NUTS!!!"
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How many people out there can say they've driven a ferd home with vise-grips instead of a steering wheel??
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10-16-2003 05:50 PM #2
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Hey Otto,
From the website....
http://www.angelfire.com/tv2/coyote/...ite_coyote.htm
The COYOTE is the car used in the TV series Hardcastle & McCormick. The COYOTE was built from Manta Montage. The base chassis is from VW and the engine is a VW-Porsche 914.
Now, go win a bet with the guys at work
A second version of the car was based upon the DeLorean.
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10-16-2003 06:38 PM #3
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Sweet I wonder how much I just won.
In my motorpool we do stuff like this all the time, when we were in Kuwait we lost god only knows how much sleep trying to remember the name of a song and after 3 weeks I sent my wife an e-mail and asked her to look at the cd case. Its just what we do to stay sane.
Thanks again
Otto"When the going gets tough the tough say, 'HUG MY NUTS!!!"
Hug My Nuts Racing
The Reward for a Job Well Done is...
ANOTHER JOB!!!
How many people out there can say they've driven a ferd home with vise-grips instead of a steering wheel??
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