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  • Ghost Rider!!

    Nobody is in the car!

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    Reflex paint by Langeman...Lifted...Tow Rig


  • #2
    Lies. IT'S A HOAX PPLZ DUN BEELEEVE EET.
    White '92 GL 5-speed BP, G series, Aspire/Rio swapped, "Nancy"
    White '89 LX 5-speed, Aspire swapped, Weber carb
    1988 LX 5-speed
    ​​​1993 L 5-speed B8, E series, Aspire/Rio swapped

    Gone:

    1986 Chevrolet Sprint 1990 L Plus Auto

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    • #3
      Santa is steelin' yo ride!
      Driving for me is neither a right nor a privilege. Driving is my passion, as it was for the people who invented the automobile, the people who paved the first roads and the people who continue to improve the automobile. Please respect this passion.

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      • #4
        The All new Ford Festiva FORTE..

        Just looks "RUGGED" with those tyres..
        Ford Festiva 1991 WA Model (5 Door)
        Nicknamed the car 'The Chiva' (Chilli Festiva)

        Avg Economy:
        Highway - 7.32L/100km
        City - yet to be determined.

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        • #5
          I love what you've done with your Festy! But I gotta say that paint job makes me wanna barf!

          Sure looks like fun though!
          -Rafe-

          Things I have for sale.
          Random Festiva Parts
          Festiva Non-Swoopy Power Drivers Mirror

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          • #6
            Its some tuff stuff though. Marvin needs it where he drives! nthego:
            Dan




            Red 1988 Festiva L - CUJO

            Black 1992 Festiva GL Sport - BLACK MAGIC

            I'm just...a little slow... sometimes:withstupid:

            R.I.P.
            Blue 1972 Chevelle SS-468 C.I.D. B'nM TH400-4:56 posi-Black racing stripes-Black vinyl top-Black int.
            Black on black 1976 Camaro LT-350 4 bolt main .060 over
            Silver 1988 Festiva L

            My Music!
            http://www.reverbnation.com/main/sea...t_songs/266647

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            • #7
              Yeah, the original paint was gone on the sides pretty quick out here, brush is like razor blades! The insulation value is something I didn't expect but value now. I didn't know if I would like it or not, but it turns out I do. A lot of people don't like plasti-dip for all over paint jobs, but I like the way that stuff looks too!

              This pic was a total unexpected to me, I was the one taking the pic. I was leading a group of 6 to show off the trail system we have been working on for the forest service. This was photographed in our hagelstein staging area and it really weirded me!!
              Reflex paint by Langeman...Lifted...Tow Rig

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Advancedynamix View Post
                Santa is steelin' yo ride!
                Its the Travelosity Knome!!hmmmmmm
                If it don't fit, use a bigger hammer!


                '93 Green L - ' Tiva

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                • #9
                  You the bumps in the paint makes me sick to my stomach! I'm sure it helps add to the durability though!
                  -Rafe-

                  Things I have for sale.
                  Random Festiva Parts
                  Festiva Non-Swoopy Power Drivers Mirror

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                  • #10
                    The ghostly figure was the first guy in line behind the car, ready to go on a trail ride. He was sitting on his honda in the sun, I don't have tint yet so it looked like he was in the car...not noticed by me until I was reducing the photos in photobucket.

                    There was a KTM dirt bike rider, a brand new Can Am 1000 with muzzy exhaust and chip-fuel control system, a new Razr with all the options, and a hopped up 2 stroke 2wd quad all behind the grizz. These were all ohv club group leaders interested in the ohv project.

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                    LOL you can see Santa in the bottom pic, I hope I am still riding that hard at his age!
                    Last edited by Movin; 06-24-2013, 12:07 PM.
                    Reflex paint by Langeman...Lifted...Tow Rig

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                    • #11
                      HUGE fan of the lifted Festiva rig. Looks so cool!!!

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                      • #12
                        ^ me to looks so kool
                        Never Hire a Boy to do a Man's Job!!

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                        • #13
                          Me three, I think it looks cool!
                          1993 Ford Festiva L blue 170,000 miles
                          1990 Ford Festiva L Plus white 190,000 Auto, currently waiting to have another engine put in.
                          1995 Ford F150 XLT black 203,000 miles
                          2002 Honda CRV silver 180,000 miles
                          2003 Toyota Rav4 Sport black 94,000 miles
                          2008 Sym Rv250 dark grey 30,000 miles. My scooter.
                          1989 Ford Festiva LX black 233,000 miles. Sold to my better half's son.

                          Mike

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                          • #14
                            Thanks guys, I really never thought I would do this to a car and enjoy it so much 15 years ago.
                            This trail run I had the 6 inch adjusters on the lowest setting in the front and at 1 inch in the back. The back was stuffed with chainsaw, safety gear, chains and straps , snatch blocks.

                            For the ride next sunday I will turn it up a little. I may have a passenger. It looks better up a little more anyway lol

                            Here is something else the festy helps with, I spent a day at wilderness camp teaching groups about ATV's , safety, wilderness and environment, tread lightly. The discussion got pretty lively when I stated that people who live in the cities and hardly ever visit the forest have left a monster footprint in the forests compared to all recreational users combined....some of the chaperones were green groups lol.

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                            Reflex paint by Langeman...Lifted...Tow Rig

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by Movin View Post
                              Thanks guys, I really never thought I would do this to a car and enjoy it so much 15 years ago.
                              This trail run I had the 6 inch adjusters on the lowest setting in the front and at 1 inch in the back. The back was stuffed with chainsaw, safety gear, chains and straps , snatch blocks.

                              For the ride next sunday I will turn it up a little. I may have a passenger. It looks better up a little more anyway lol

                              Here is something else the festy helps with, I spent a day at wilderness camp teaching groups about ATV's , safety, wilderness and environment, tread lightly. The discussion got pretty lively when I stated that people who live in the cities and hardly ever visit the forest have left a monster footprint in the forests compared to all recreational users combined....some of the chaperones were green groups lol.
                              This is very very true. I am originally from the woods of Western Maine, and our trails were constantly being shut down or challenged by rich bureaucrats with their own agenda. We cut those trails, we maintained them and we cared for our environment and our way of life. People from the city would come and trash everything, then we would get blamed for it and the trails would be shut down to OHV use. The locals suffered for the wrongs of the tourism industry. Mentality like that is a big reason why I moved. Good to see you doing your part to educate the people who truly want to make a difference, so that they may focus their efforts towards the right goals.
                              Driving for me is neither a right nor a privilege. Driving is my passion, as it was for the people who invented the automobile, the people who paved the first roads and the people who continue to improve the automobile. Please respect this passion.

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