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Please, everyone knows the Stang is a girls car, hell 3/4 of their owners are female. Eitherway I don't think the GTO of Stang would make for a good Hotrod, but I do think that the GTO would make a good alternator, they already have a deal with Gm for the Vette, while I don't think ford is going to play ball. The viper would have made a good hotrod though IMO.

 

I could do without a celica, especially if wheeljack is supposed to be a race car. The 350Z on the other hand I wouldn't mind.

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Well, if a '05 Mustang GT is too much of a girls car, then I guess he could be this car instead (whatever it is). It's pretty futuristic, just like Hotrod was back in the day :)

 

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Hot Rod should prolly be a classic. you know, a true Hot Rod.

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I dunno, just because girls drive V-6 Stangs doesnt make them girls' cars. Cant judge it on that. Bad boy looks and image get you what? Girls. Every time. Take Jeeps for example. I see a lot of Jeeps driven by girls, but that DEFINITELY aint a girls ride. Ok, maybe witha 4cyl automatic and weenie tires, but like the 'stang, max out the options to a locked and cocked Rubicon and you wont see too many girls in those, much like Saleens or Cobras. I tend to judge 'girlie car' by the car itself and who it is MEANT to appeal to, not by who actually drives them. Im gonna piss some people off here, but when I see things like EVOs, and WRX's with those 4-door body styles, performance be damned I still see something that I expect to see a single mom driving.

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Oh and Hotrod was some kind of futuristic muscle car. With that engine block sticking out of the hood, and the kind of grunt that suggests, he was definitely a future rear-drive tire shredder. I always thought they had a future Firebird in mind with that body style.

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whats a TJ btw? dont know what that stands for

A TJ is the model designation for the '97-up Jeep Wrangler. Alt. Hound is a TJ. In fact, screw it, Ill start a new topic on this one...

I like the Honda, but it looks kinda likea vette. from the back. I say give us some seekers! and for those keep them alternators, only in a diff. scale

A Mirage who would later be repainted into a Drag-Strip.

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