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Force Fed Fords
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Location: Enroute
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So, so many levels of wrong.
I feel sorry for the car, but looking at this picture I sort of feel sorry for the owner too. Has he stuffed padding down his legs to look like he has more muscle?
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Re: 1972 Gran Torino Batmobile (Not for the faint of heart)
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