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what a beautiful car, no one would believe how nice it is unless they have seen it in person. got that new motor installed yet?
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Barbie Car - '90 L-plus_2nd Gen SOHC B6+rear turbo @ 8 psi
Festycul - '9? 5spd_full roll cage, completely gutted, hydro g-series, B6T @ 15psi, rocketchip ecu,Willwood master cylinder, Mit. Galant VR-4 rotors, Hawk racing pads, capri knuckles, 323 LCA's, BrideLow Max seats, 5pt. harness, lexan windows, fuel cell, aluminum radiator, 323 coilovers
Elvis - '93 L 5spd_B3+T build in progress
WhiteGirl - '93 GL Immaculate shape, deciding what to build with it?Comment
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oh yeah one wicked ride!!Originally posted by Festevil3 View Post
Never Hire a Boy to do a Man's Job!!Comment
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I like the tucked rear bumper!Comment
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me to id like to see the front one done the same way if thats possibleNever Hire a Boy to do a Man's Job!!Comment
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that's a mazda 121 rear bumper inspired. i have still one rear bumper here. other one is sold already.Our Prides w/ pride! Built with passion.
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I think this is the best of my 121 at this moment, car is dirty, so no real photoshoot..
Hi! Do you wanna ride with me? I have red cabrio, it has the biggest engine what was available when the car was new. It also has about every possible accessories what was available then.
It's -89 Mazda 121 with 1,3L carb engine banana timeComment
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I love the fun tops, you have a really nice ride thereBarbie Car - '90 L-plus_2nd Gen SOHC B6+rear turbo @ 8 psi
Festycul - '9? 5spd_full roll cage, completely gutted, hydro g-series, B6T @ 15psi, rocketchip ecu,Willwood master cylinder, Mit. Galant VR-4 rotors, Hawk racing pads, capri knuckles, 323 LCA's, BrideLow Max seats, 5pt. harness, lexan windows, fuel cell, aluminum radiator, 323 coilovers
Elvis - '93 L 5spd_B3+T build in progress
WhiteGirl - '93 GL Immaculate shape, deciding what to build with it?Comment
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Nice ride Maikel! Could you tell me what those things on the front bumper do? They are attached to the bumper in front of the headlights.
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Karl'93GL "Prettystiva" ticking B3 and 5 speed, backup DD; full swaps in spring!
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Karl, my guess would be headlight washers.Originally posted by Safety Guy View PostIan
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Yep! that's correct, they are headlight washers.Originally posted by fastivaca View Post
Thanks for the compliments. Not sure if I should paint the front bumpers lower metal plate red? As it should be?Hi! Do you wanna ride with me? I have red cabrio, it has the biggest engine what was available when the car was new. It also has about every possible accessories what was available then.
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Very nice! I am partial to the black/grey bumpers myself.Originally posted by Maikel View PostI think this is the best of my 121 at this moment, car is dirty, so no real photoshoot..
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Me too!Originally posted by leapin View Post
Great look on that car for sure.
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first festiva.jpg my first festiva ever!! mud.jpg me current festiva with out my 17"of clarance or my bumper1993 festy "white stallion" BP swap with 7" lift, 1ton wench
R.I.P. 1991 festy "the festiva" stock b3, atv bumper, 8' whipComment
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